Sisters, do you know how it is? On one hand, the bawling baby; on the other, your husband sliding onto your stomach, his little son still howling at your side. Yet, everything must be put in order, Rushing around all helter-skelter. Husband and child, what obligations! Sisters, do you know how it is? (Hồ Xuân Hương)

Sisters, do you know how it is? On one hand, the bawling baby; on the other, your husband sliding onto your stomach, his little son still howling at your side. Yet, everything must be put in order, Rushing around all helter-skelter. Husband and child, what obligations! Sisters, do you know how it is?

Hồ Xuân Hương

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