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There goes more to marriage than four bare legs in a bed.

Men have thought about their marriage a whole year long -- and it lasts but one night.

Now the marriage begins, says the woman who has been beaten with thorns.

A woman who is not successful in her own marriage has no advice to give to her younger generations.

If marriage were a good thing, it wouldn't need witnesses.

What is marriage, mother? Daughter, it is spinning, bearing children, and weeping.

What is marriage, mother? Child, it is spinning, having children, making money, and weeping.

Love is blind, but marriage finds a cure.

A second marriage is like a warmed-up meal.

Love has its own language, but marriage falls back on the local dialect.

Dead and marriage makes Term-day.

There are many fair words in the marriage making, but few in the tochergood paying.

Death and marriage make term-days.

The first marriage is a plate of honey, the second a glass of wine, and the third is a cup of poison.

It's a good marriage when he's twenty eight and she's eighteen.

She has a great marriage without a mother-in-law or a sister-in-law.

A thousand assignations, one marriage.

When you are talking about marriage, think about your mother.

Like the marriage feast of Mapassa.

Lesson: Don't lose your pen

1. Lost Your Pen = No Pen
2. No Pen = No Notes
3. No Notes = No Study
4. No Study = Fail
5. Fail = No Diploma
6. No Diploma = No Work
7. No Work = No Money
8. No Money = No Food
9. No Food = You Get Skinny
10. Skinny = Then You Get Ugly...