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History of English Literature Volume 1 (of 3)

Note 486 — PART III.—Prose (continued 2)

Henri Van Laun translation

Hence the happiness and strength of the marriage tie. In France it is but an association of two comrades, tolerably alike and tolerably equal, which gives rise to endless disturbance and bickering.

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