[4]N. Wiltow haue þis man to þin housbonde, to been buxum to hym, and serue hym, and loue hym, and worschipe hym, and kepe hym in syknes and in hele, as a wif owith to do here housbonde, and alle oþer men forsaken for hym, and only to drawe to hym as longe as ȝowre bothyn lyues to-gedere lasten? * * * * * I .N. take the N. to myn wedded wyf, to haue and to holde from þis day forward, for beter, for wers, for richere, for porere, for fayrere, for fowlere, in seknes and in helthe, til deth vs departe, ȝif holy chirche it wil ordeyne: and therto I plithe þe myn trewthe. * * * * * I .N. take the N, to myn weddid housbonde, to haue and to holde from þis day forward, for beter, for wers, for richer, for porere, for fayrere, for fowlere, in seknes and in hele, to be boner and buxu{m}, [5]as a wyf owyd to hur husb[an]dd,[5] til deth vs departe, as holi cherche it [5]wil[5] ordeyne: and therto i plith the myn trowthe. * * * * * [6]With þis ryng I þe wedde, and þis gold and siluer I þe ȝeue, and with al myn bodi I the worschepe, and with al myn wordlich catel I the honowre. FOOTNOTES: [1] leaf 25. [2] leaf 25, back. [3] leaf 26. [4] leaf 26, back. [5-5] In a later hand. [6] leaf 27, back. FROM THE OFFICE FOR THE VISITATION OF THE SICK. _From the British Museum Manual, MS. 32,320_ (xv cent.). How men þat ben in hele sculde visite sike men.