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Warpy

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5. Yes, men are much more likely to do the deed and slaughter
Wed Jul 16, 2014, 02:02 PM
Jul 2014

everybody in the vicinity, including their own kids. Especially their own kids, how best to destroy their mother?

The couplet also included "no rage like love to hatred turn'd." While his poem was about a jilted bride, it could have applied equally to any man whose female partner had just dumped him, only such things didn't happen much in Congreve's time. Women didn't initiate divorce proceedings, disease and childbirth killed them off before they got the chance.


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