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1 за мужем - как за каменной стеной
посл.Она строго внушает, как надо петь по старине, с каким трепетом надо готовиться к венцу. - Сказано: "замужем - как за каменной стеной", так вы знайте: крепка стена - не проломишь, высока - не перескочишь. (М. Горький, Дело Артамоновых) — She began to instruct them sternly in the old customs, in the fear and trembling that must fill the maiden's heart when she prepares for her nuptials. 'It is said, 'Marriage is a stone wall.' Know, then: the wall is strong, not to be broken; the wall is high, not to be overleapt.'
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