Chapman, George · published 1605 · first performed or written 1601 (Annals) comedy · Children of the Queen's Revels · before the Court unassigned nearest T28 Marriage-making: weddings, brides and ma · 480 words
Marked words are the most distinguishing words of the nearest topic T28: married, marriage, wedding, day, bride, father, wife, luce, love, husband.
And understand him too, I'll be sworn of a book. Why very good, if these be not manifest presumptions now, let the world be judge: Therefore without more ceremony, Master Notary pluck out your Instrument. I will sir, if there be no remedy. Have you made it strong in law Master Notary? have you put in words enough? I hope so sir, it has taken me a whole skin of Parchment you see. Very good, and is Egress and Regress in? I'll warrant you sir, it is forma juris. Is there no hole to be found in the Orthography? None in the world sir. You have written Sunt with an S have you not? Yes that I have. You have done the better for quietness sake: and are none of the authentical dashes over the head left out? if there be Master Notary an error will lie out. Not for a dash over head sir I warrant you, if I should oversee; I have seen that tried in Butiro & Caseo, in Butler and Cason's case, Decimo sexto of Duke Anonimo. Y'ave gotten a learned Notary signor Cornelio. he's a shrewd fellow indeed, I had as lief have his head in a matter of felony, or Treason, as any Notary in Florence, read out Master Notary, hearken you mistress, Gentlemen mark I beseech you. We will all mark you sir, I warrant you. I think it would be something tedious to read all, and therefore Gentlemen the sum is this: That you signor Cornelio Gentleman, for divers & sundry weighty and mature considerations, you especially moving, specifying all the particulars of your wives enormities in a schedule here unto annexed, the transcript whereof is in your own tenure, custody, occupation, & keeping: That for these the aforesaid premises, I say, you renounce, disclaim and discharge Gazetta from being your leeful, or your lawful wife: And that you eftsoons divide, disjoin, separate, remove, & finally eloign, sequester, & divorce her, from your bed & your board; That you forbid her all access, repair, egress or regress to your person, or persons, mansion or mansions, dwellings, habitations, remainenances or abodes, or to any shop, cellar, Sollar, easements chamber, dormer, and so forth, now in the tenure, custody, occupation or keeping of the said Cornelio; notwithstanding all former contracts, covenants, bargains, conditions, agreements, compacts. Promises, vows, affiances, assurances, bonds, bills, indentures, pole-deeds, deeds of gift, defeasances, feoffments, endowments, vouchers, double vouchers, privy entries, actions, declarations, explications, rejoinders, surrejoinders, rights, interests, demands, claims, or titles whatsoever, heretofore betwixt the one and the other party, or parties, being had, made, past, covenanted & agreed, from the beginning of the world, till the day of the date hereof, given the 17. of November 1500. and so forth, here Sir you must set to your hand. What else master Notary, I am resolute i'faith. Sweet husband forbear.
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And vnderstand him too, Ile be sworne of a booke. Why very good, if these be not mani presumptions now, let the wold be iudge: Therefore without moe ceremony, Maiser Notarie plucke out your Instrument. I will sir, if there be no remedie. Haue you made it strong in law Maister Notary? haue you put in wors enough? I hope o sir, it has taken me a whole skinne of Parchment you see. Very good, and is Egresse and Regresse in? Ile warrant you sir, it is form Iuris. Is there no hoale to be found in the Ortography None in the world sir. You haue written Sunt with an S haue you not? Yes that I haue. You haue done the better for quietnesse sake: and are none of the dashes ouer the head left out? if there be Maister Notary an error will lye out. Not for a dashe ouer head sir I warrant you, if I should ouersee; I haue sne that tryed in Butiro & Caso, in Butler and Casons case, Decimo sexto of Duke Anonimo. Y'aue gotten a learned Notarie Signior Cornelio. Hees a shroad fellow indeed, I had as leeue haue his head in a matter of fellony, or Treason, as any Notary in Florence, read out Maister Notary, harken you mistresse, Gentlemen marke I beseech you. We will all marke you sir, I warrant you. I thinke it would be something tedious to read all, and therfore Gentlemen the summe is this: That you Signior Cornlio Gentleman, for diuers & sundry waighty and mature considerations, you especially mouing, specifying all the particulars of your wiues enormities in a scedule here unto annexed, the transcript whereof is in your owne tenure, cuodie, occupation, & keeping: That for these the aforesaid premises, I say, you renounce, disclaime and discharge Gazetta frō being your leeful, or your lawfull wife: And that you eftsoones deuide, disioyne, seperate, remoue, & finally eloigne, sequester, & diuorce her, frō your bed & your boord; That you forbid her all accesse, repaire, egresse or regresse to your person, or persons, mansion or mansions, dwellings, habitations, remainenances or abodes, or to any shop, sellar, Sollar, easements chamber, dormer, and so forth, now in the nure, custody, occupation or keeping of the said Cornelio; notwithstanding all former contracts, couenants, bargaines, conditions, agreements, compacts. Promises, vowes, affiances, assurances, bonds, billes, indentures, pole-deedes, deeds of guift, defesances, feoffments, endowments, vowchers, double vowchers, priuie entries, actions, declarations, explications, reioinders, surreioinders, ghts, interes, demands, claymes, or titles whatsoeuer, heretofore betwixt the one and the other party, or parties, being had, made, past, couenanted & agreed, from the beginning of the world, till the day of the date hereof, giuen the 17. of Nouember 1500. and so forth, here Sir you must set to your hand. What els maister Notary, I am resolute ifaith. Sweete husband forbeare.