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The second attempt was made two years later. This time we are told that the lady was a 'great beauty, " 1 and, what was of more consequence, ' of sweet disposition. 1 She was the daughter of Sir John Garrett, of Hertfordshire. A second time the bargain- ing fathers could not agree about the settlements, and the negotiations were broken off. The judge's third attempt was more successful. The young lady was Miss Rebecca Wilson, the daughter of a wealthy widow, who had one house in Cheapside, and ...another at Mortlake. Miss Wilson is described as being ' comely, proper, handsome, and ingenuous. 1 The young people, in dutiful obedience to parental orders, first met at the house in Cheapside, and after receiving due notice from the parents, other meetings were permitted, either at the city house of Mrs. Wilson or at Mortlake. The marriage took place at the last-named village, in June 1630, but his wedding-day gave Whitelock a sad taste of what was yet to come. His bride was epileptic, and had two fits on the day of her marriage the first, before the ceremony, which threatened to defer the marriage in- definitely, and the second, after the wedding feast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The second attempt was made two years later. This time we are told that the lady was a 'great beauty, " 1 and, what was of more consequence, ' of sweet disposition. 1 She was the daughter of Sir John Garrett, of Hertfordshire. A second time the bargain- ing fathers could not agree about the settlements, and the negotiations were broken off. The judge's third attempt was more successful. The young lady was Miss Rebecca Wilson, the daughter of a wealthy widow, who had one house in Cheapside, and ...another at Mortlake. Miss Wilson is described as being ' comely, proper, handsome, and ingenuous. 1 The young people, in dutiful obedience to parental orders, first met at the house in Cheapside, and after receiving due notice from the parents, other meetings were permitted, either at the city house of Mrs. Wilson or at Mortlake. The marriage took place at the last-named village, in June 1630, but his wedding-day gave Whitelock a sad taste of what was yet to come. His bride was epileptic, and had two fits on the day of her marriage the first, before the ceremony, which threatened to defer the marriage in- definitely, and the second, after the wedding feast.
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