The Ten Pleasures of Marriage
by A. Marsh
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About this eBook
- Author
- Marsh, A.
- Title
- The Ten Pleasures of Marriage and the Second Part, The Confession of the New Married Couple
- Credits
- Produced by Malcolm Farmer, Victoria Woosley and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- HQ: Social sciences: The family, Marriage, Sex and Gender
- Subject
- Marriage
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 13872
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/13872
- Release Date
- October 26, 2004
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.THE TEN PLEASURES OF MARRIAGE — AND THE SECOND PART — THE CONFESSION OF THE NEW MARRIED COUPLE
- 2.Contents — THE TEN PLEASURES OF MARRIAGE — AND THE SECOND PART — THE CONFESSION OF THE NEW MARRIED COUPLE — ATTRIBUTED TO — APHRA BEHN — REPRINTED WITH AN INTRODUCTION — BY — JOHN HARVEY — AND THE ORIGINAL TWENTY PLATES — AND TWO ENGRAVED TITLES — RE-ENGRAVED — LONDON: MCMXXII — PRIVATELY PRINTED FOR THE NAVARRE SOCIETY LIMITED
- 3.INTRODUCTION — JOHN HARVEY.
- 4.Publisher's Preface — THE TEN — PLEASURES — OF — MARRIAGE, — Relating — All the delights and contentments that are mask'd under the bands of Matrimony. — Written by A. MARSH, Typogr. — LONDON, — Printed in the Year, 1682. — To the READER. — The Ten PLEASURES Of MARRIAGE.
- 5.THE FIRST PLEASURE. — The Consent is given, the Match concluded, and the Wedding kept .
- 6.THE SECOND PLEASURE.
- 7.THE THIRD PLEASURE. — The young couple walk daily abroad, being entertained and treated by all their friends and acquaintance; and then travell into the Country for their pleasure.
- 8.THE FOURTH PLEASURE. — The Wife goes a pratling by her Neighbours; complaining of her barrenness, and takes Physick for it .
- 9.THE FIFTH PLEASURE. — The young Woman proves with Child, and longs.
- 10.THE SIXTH PLEASURE. — Care is taking for the Child and Child-bed linnen; and to provide a Midwife and Nurse.
- 11.THE SEVENTH PLEASURE. — The Woman falls in Labour .
- 12.THE EIGHTH PLEASURE. — The Womans brought to bed .
- 13.THE NINTH PLEASURE. — Of the Gossips Feast .
- 14.THE TENTH PLEASURE. — A great Child-bed Feast is kept, and the Child put in Cloaths .
- 15.Conclusion. — The End of the Ten Pleasures of Marriage.
- 16.A LETTER — From one Friend to another, — Desiring to know whether it be advisable to marry. — The — CONFESSION — Of the — New Married Couple. — The — CONFESSION — Of the — New Married Couple,
- 17.The Second Part of the Ten Pleasures of Marriage. — Relating — The further delights and contentments that ly masked under the bands of Wedlock. — Written by A. Marsh. Typogr. — LONDON, — To the READER. — The — CONFESSION — Of the — New Married Couple, — Being
- 18.The Second Part of the Ten Pleasures of Marriage.
- 19.INTRODUCTION.
- 20.The First Pleasure. — The young Couple begin to keep Shop, and demand their promised Portion .
- 21.The Second Pleasure. — The Husband grows Pipsy; and keeps the first Lying-in: Takes the Doctors advice. Is mocked by his Pot-Companions.
- 22.The Third Pleasure. — Whilest the Husband is from home, the Wife plaies the Divel for God's sake. The Husband upon his journy will want for nothing.
- 23.The Fourth Pleasure. — The Wife will be Master of the Cash, or mony Chest.
- 24.The Fifth Pleasure. — Of Mens negligence of their affairs; whereby their Antic-tricks and loss of time is discovered .
- 25.The Sixth Pleasure. — The Woman hath got the Breeches. What mischeefes arise by it. Counsel for the unmarried. To shun those that are evil natured.
- 26.The Seventh Pleasure. — The bad times teaches the new married Couple. Makes them brave housekeepers. They take in Lodgers, and give good examples to their Children.
- 27.The Eighth Pleasure. — The Parents would bring up their son in their way of Trade, but he hath no mind to't. He is put to School out of the City. Grows a Scholler, commits much mischief. Is apprehended and informed what a Schollerlike life is.
- 28.The Ninth Pleasure. — Of base conditioned Maid-servants.
- 29.The Tenth Pleasure. — An empty Purse, makes a sorrowfull Pate. The Husband grows jealous. And the Wife also. The Husband is weary of his wife, and seeks to be divorced. — The End of the Second Part of the Ten Pleasures of Marriage.
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