If thy daughter marry well thou hast found a son if not thou hast lost a daughter. — Francis Quarles
If thy daughter marry well thou hast found a son if not thou hast lost a daughter. — Francis Quarles
If thy daughter marry well thou hast found a son if not thou hast lost a daughter. — Francis Quarles
If thy daughter marry well thou hast found a son if not thou hast lost a daughter. — Francis Quarles
If thy daughter marry well thou hast found a son if not thou hast lost a daughter. — Francis Quarles
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If thy daughter marry well thou hast found a son if not thou hast lost a daughter.

— Francis Quarles
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