The Anatomy of Melancholy
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16. Better dwell in a wilderness, Prov. 21. 19.
No wickedness like to her, Ecclus. 25. 23. She makes a sorry heart, an heavy countenance, a wounded mind, weak hands, and Jeeble knees, vers. 4. A woman and death are' two the bitterest things in the world : uxor mihi ducenda est hodie, id mihi visits est dicere, abi domum et suspende te. Ter. And. i. 5.° And yet for all this we Bachelors desire to be married ; with that Vestal Virgin, we long for it.
' Felices nuptse ! moriar, nisi nubere dulce e...st.
'Tis the sweetest thing in the world, I would I had a wife, saith he.
For fain would I leave a single life.
If I could get me a good wife.
Heigh-ho for an husband,' cries she, a bad husband, nay the worst [1 Away, ye nymphs, maidens, ye are deceitful, no married life for me, &c.J 2 Plautus, Asin. act. i. [sc. ii. 8. J ^ Senec. in Hercul. [CEtaso. 235, 236. J [^ Jupiter has given man no more pestilent evil.] [^ 19, 20, memoriter. When he said, I must marry to-day, he seemed to say. Go home and hang yourself.] ^ Seneca.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
16. Better dwell in a wilderness, Prov. 21. 19.
No wickedness like to her, Ecclus. 25. 23. She makes a sorry heart, an heavy countenance, a wounded mind, weak hands, and Jeeble knees, vers. 4. A woman and death are' two the bitterest things in the world : uxor mihi ducenda est hodie, id mihi visits est dicere, abi domum et suspende te. Ter. And. i. 5.° And yet for all this we Bachelors desire to be married ; with that Vestal Virgin, we long for it.
' Felices nuptse ! moriar, nisi nubere dulce e...st.
'Tis the sweetest thing in the world, I would I had a wife, saith he.
For fain would I leave a single life.
If I could get me a good wife.
Heigh-ho for an husband,' cries she, a bad husband, nay the worst [1 Away, ye nymphs, maidens, ye are deceitful, no married life for me, &c.J 2 Plautus, Asin. act. i. [sc. ii. 8. J ^ Senec. in Hercul. [CEtaso. 235, 236. J [^ Jupiter has given man no more pestilent evil.] [^ 19, 20, memoriter. When he said, I must marry to-day, he seemed to say. Go home and hang yourself.] ^ Seneca.
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