ĦD˘°ĦDA good husband makes a good wife.
ĦD˘ħĦDAbsence makes the heart grow fonder.
ĦD˘²ĦDAbsence sharpens love, presence strenghtens it.
ĦD˘³ĦDChoose a wife rather by your ear than your eye.
ĦD˘´ĦDChoose neither a woman nor linen by candle-light.
ĦD˘µĦDEvery Jack must have his Jill.
ĦD˘ĥĦDHe that hath wife and children hath given hostages to fortune.
ĦD˘·ĦDHe that marries for wealth sells liberty.
ĦD˘¸ĦDHe that speaks ill of his wife dishonours himself.
ĦD˘°˘ŻĦDHe that tells his wife news is but newly married.
ĦD˘°˘°ĦDHe travels the fastest who travels alone.
ĦD˘°˘ħĦDHonest men marry soon, wise bot at all.
ĦD˘°˘²ĦDIt is love that makes the world go round.
ĦD˘°˘³ĦDLove me, love my dog.
ĦD˘°˘´ĦDLove laughs at lockmiths.
ĦD˘°˘µĦDLove me little, love me long.
ĦD˘°˘ĥĦDLove lives in cottages as well as in courts.
ĦD˘°˘·ĦDLove is blind.
ĦD˘°˘¸ĦDLove is like the measles; we all have to go through it.
ĦD˘ħ˘ŻĦDLove will find a way.
ĦD˘ħ˘°ĦDMarry first and love will follow.
ĦD˘ħ˘ħĦDMarry in haste, and repent at leisure.
ĦD˘ħ˘²ĦDMarriage is a lottery.
ĦD˘ħ˘³ĦDMarriage are made in heaven.
ĦD˘ħ˘´ĦDNone but the brave deserves the fair.
ĦD˘ħ˘µĦDOff with the old love and on with the new.
ĦD˘ħ˘ĥĦDOut of sight, out of mind.
ĦD˘ħ˘·ĦDThe course of true love never did run smooth.
ĦD˘ħ˘¸ĦDThey love too much that die for love.
ĦD˘²˘ŻĦDWedlock is a padlock.
ĦD˘²˘°ĦDWhen the wolf comes in at the door, love creeps out of the window.