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Two couples: the young women putting antlers on to the heads of the older men, indicating their cuckoldry. Engraving.
Wellcome Collection

Two couples: the young women putting antlers on to the heads of the older men, indicating their cuckoldry. Engraving.

1799

CC0 — Public Domain
Wellcome Collection

Lettering: Fellow sufferers. Very unhappy, but it can't be help't - We were rather too old Brother, before we were married.- vide the progress of an old bachelor.

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