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 1 39|        customs they had concerning marriage, and whether they kept marriage
 2 39|    marriage, and whether they kept marriage well, and whether they were
 3 41|       things. They say ye have put marriage out of office; for marriage
 4 41|        marriage out of office; for marriage is ordained a remedy for
 5 41| concupiscence seemeth as a spur to marriage. But when men have at hand
 6 41|   agreeable to their corrupt will, marriage is almost expulsed. And
 7 41|          life, than to be yoked in marriage; and many that do marry,
 8 41|        when they do marry, what is marriage to them but a very bargain;
 9 41|         men do. So likewise during marriage is the case much amended,
10 41|         still as a very affront to marriage.~
11 42|           turned into art), maketh marriage a dull thing, and a kind
12 44|           excellent laws, touching marriage. They allow no polygamy.
13 44|        from their first interview. Marriage without consent of parents