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SANG V. How can I be sad on my Wedding-Day.
How shall I be sad when a husband I hae,That has better sense than any of thae
Sour weal silly fellows, that study like fools
To sink their ain joy, and make their wives snools.
The man who is prudent ne'er lightlies his wife,
Or with dull reproaches encourages strife;
He praises her virtues, and ne'er will abuse
Her for a small failing, but find an excuse.
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