marriage in chaucers the canterbury tales

wants from God or from his wife, he won't ask questions or become jealous; he is after his own sexual pleasure and doesn't concern himself with how his wife uses her "privetee":
             An housbonde shal nat been inquisityf
             Of Goddes pryvetee, nor of his wyf.
             So he may fynde Goddes foyson there,
             Of the remenant nedeth nat enquere.
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