. Social England; a record of the progress of the people in religion, laws, learning, arts, industry, commerce, science, literature and manners, from the earliest times to the present day . ?mmii il^A K#^/i v:/^^^. 111 li iacii AN l^iTEltlKETATIUN OF TllK UF THE SOWEIl (MS. Aniiid. l 44).(SlioKiiig the ijreuler hltsscdness of the simjle life.) of the author of Heli Meidenliod that the effect of marriage isdescribed as a change of deadly sinne into venial sinne betwenehem that ben wedded, and it is enjoined that a man should 780 THE BEGINNINGS OP MODE UN ENGLAND. love his wife by
. Social England; a record of the progress of the people in religion, laws, learning, arts, industry, commerce, science, literature and manners, from the earliest times to the present day . ?mmii il^A K#^/i v:/^^^. 111 li iacii AN l^iTEltlKETATIUN OF TllK UF THE SOWEIl (MS. Aniiid. l 44).(SlioKiiig the ijreuler hltsscdness of the simjle life.) of the author of Heli Meidenliod that the effect of marriage isdescribed as a change of deadly sinne into venial sinne betwenehem that ben wedded, and it is enjoined that a man should 780 THE BEGINNINGS OP MODE UN ENGLAND. love his wife by discretion, patiently and atteniprcly. and tiien isshe as thouirh it were liis suster. A more modern, ulthousfhstill a strictly ecclesiastical, note is strm-lv in the stress laid onthe sacredness of the matrimonial bond. Nut only is it alnlgrete sacrament which betokenoth the knitting- together ofCrist and holy chirche, but, contrary to the low view of itsorigin entertained by the previous writer, it was made of Godhimself in Paradis, and confernied by Jesu Crist, for Cod woldhimself be borne in mariage: and for to halowe mariage he wasat a wedding. Again, we should feel nothing but appreciativeacquiescence in
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