The Pleasures of a Single Life, Or, The Miseries of Matrimony by Anonymous
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page 30 of 41 (73%)
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Thou Plague to Churches, and to Women too,
'Tis time for either, to have done with you: No more attempt, Heavens Laws for to confute, No more advise Mankind, to be a Bruite; _But spend they Days in some dark, lonesome Cave, And to thy bruitish Lust be still a Slave._ Go sneak in some vile Corner of the Earth, With Pox and Plagues, resign thy poisonous Breath, And may the worst of Torturs be thy Death. _FINIS._ THE Ladies Choice: A POEM. LONDON Printed, and Sold by _J. How_, and _B. Bragg_, at the _Blew-Ball_ in _Avemary-Lane_, next _Ludgate-Street_, 1702. THE LADIES CHOICE. |
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