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She further laments that she can hardly believe "that the goute myght with holde a good husbande hauyng some loue to his wyfe" and begs Egerton to teach her what "a good husbande ought to teche his wyfe," that is, the full definition of love (intellectually speaking, one hopes).
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Duwes later attributed to one of her ladies the admonition that Mary should learn French herself rather than have to rely on a fair maiden to translate "To your husbande and lorde were he either kyng or emperour."
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And that no woman kept herself true to her husbande.
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For the father eateth his son, and the son his father, the husbande his owne wife, and the wife her husband: and that after this maner.
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So gladde is she to haue the victorie, in the contencion of wiuely chastitie, and honeste behauiour toward her husbande.
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The sayde Igor begate of Olha daughter vnto a citizen of Plesco (who, after her husbande was slaine by his enemies, taking her iourney to Constantinople, was there baptized by the name of Helena) a sonne called Stoslaus, who fought many battels with the neighbour countreys.
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003
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And when the husbande dieth his wife is burned with him, if shee be aliue: if shee will not, her head is shauen, and then is neuer any account made of her after.
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003
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To conclude, he was the worthyest gentleman, the best master, the best frende, the best husbande, the best father, and the best
Characters from 17th Century Histories and Chronicles Various
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[Sidenote: The state of the husbande manne, moste necessarie.] the belie ill fedde, our backes worse clad.
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But Panthea commaunded her Eunuches to go out of the place, till she had satisfied her selfe with teares, and lamentations for her husbande: for she prepared to kil her selfe, requiring her nursse to tarie by her, and commaunded her, that when she was dead, she should shroude her and her husbande in one garment.
The Palace of Pleasure, Volume 1 William Painter
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