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One that cultivates with the husband, is not a weakling.
One, who will see it, need not be told about it.
One with a dog does not throwaway a bone.
One who has firewood, eats ready things.
One at their own place, laughs at the one suffering.
One who leaves with a child, is preferred to “I searched you out/looked for you”.
One who wants it moves for it, the berries do not look for the bird.
One who wants it goes to it, it’s the woman who makes the bed.
One who takes you back into past events, does not want you at home.
One who tell stories/lies of you to your husband, wishes you to be divorced.
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