The Ten Pleasures of Marriage
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For all whatsoever the Doctor hathprescribed, or that hath been fetcht from the Apothecaries; nay thevery girdle of Saint _Francis_ can work here no miracle.
Uds bud, this is but a sad spectacle. Oh, says Peg the maid, doth thiscome by marrying? I'l never venture it as long as I live. I do beleevethat it is very pleasurable to ly with a Gentleman, but theChild-bearing hath no delight at all in it. Oh I am affraid, if therecome not a sudden change, that my good Mistris will not be able toundergo... it. Oh sweet pretty blossom as she is.
'Tis most true, that here wants crums of comfort both for the husbandand the wife; yea for the Midwife and all the rest of the Womenbeside; for they all cry that the tears run streaming down theircheeks; and neither their Cinamon-water, nor burnt wine, can any waiesrefresh or strengthen her. Uds-lid: if there come no other tiding thesweetness of this pleasure will prove but bitter to them.
But hark a little! there comes something of a tiding, that brings usfive pounds worth of courage with it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For all whatsoever the Doctor hathprescribed, or that hath been fetcht from the Apothecaries; nay thevery girdle of Saint _Francis_ can work here no miracle.
Uds bud, this is but a sad spectacle. Oh, says Peg the maid, doth thiscome by marrying? I'l never venture it as long as I live. I do beleevethat it is very pleasurable to ly with a Gentleman, but theChild-bearing hath no delight at all in it. Oh I am affraid, if therecome not a sudden change, that my good Mistris will not be able toundergo... it. Oh sweet pretty blossom as she is.
'Tis most true, that here wants crums of comfort both for the husbandand the wife; yea for the Midwife and all the rest of the Womenbeside; for they all cry that the tears run streaming down theircheeks; and neither their Cinamon-water, nor burnt wine, can any waiesrefresh or strengthen her. Uds-lid: if there come no other tiding thesweetness of this pleasure will prove but bitter to them.
But hark a little! there comes something of a tiding, that brings usfive pounds worth of courage with it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marsh A. to read onlineMoreLess
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