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is like an old coat, beautiful in texture, but easy and loose —Audrey Colvin, letter to New York Times/,Ll July 17, 1986A husband, like religion and medicine, must be taken with blind faith —Helen Rowland

This has been modernized from “Like unto religion.”

Husbands, like governments must never admit they are wrong —Honoré de BalzacHusbands are like (motor) cars; all are good the first year —Channing PollockHusbands are like fires, they go out when unattended —Zsa Zsa GaborHusbands should be like Kleenex, soft, clean and disposable —Madeline Kahn, interview, television news program, December, 1985A husband without ability is like a house without a roof —Spanish proverbIt

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