WR - Marriage

[sam r GALINDO]

First of all no said anything about being an ox , or even plowing a
field. That was to come some time after the marriage. Also these items
were but part of the things that should be done, we have not talked about
the rest of the day, or week. A serf? I think that the money put into a
serf would be best put into a new line of inventory. Let me know, By the
way , I hope you don't mind if I aquire a good barester or two. 
On Wed, 18 Nov 1998 19:02:26 -0600 knotwork at juno.com writes:
>Of course, Rosina will not neglect the duties of a good wife.  Was I 
>mistaken in thinking that Ld. James was a merchant of some means?  
>Your list of requirements would best be suited to the wife of a serf!  
>Surely James can muster the resources for at least one servant!  
>Rosina's family expects her to be treated like a lady, which she is, 
>and not like a plow ox.  
>
>Joanna
>
>(P.S.  Sam, get with the program!  As negotiators, we get a cut of 
>whatever we can wrangle out of both families.  It could be very 
>profitable, indeed, if fair restitution could be made on both sides.  
>Just a thought.  (>;
>
>J.
>
>On Tue, 17 Nov 1998 19:53:02 EST samuel68 at juno.com (sam r GALINDO) 
>writes:
>>Of the two love birds, I must say, that we could talk treasure all 
>day 
>>long, however, the real issue, is contract. Yep nothing but contract, 
>
>>I would say that, as his wife she should be willing to agree to some 
>>things. These are some of them. She must feed and care for the farm 
>>animals, before dawn, she should also have a harty meal prepared at 
>>sun up. All dishes should be cleaned and stored by the time Ld. James 
>
>>has finished his last bite of his 8 coarse meal. Wash and clean the 
>>manner along with any clothing. His mid-winter 12th night outfits 
>must 
>>be finished and pressed at the end of each november. These are but 
>>some of the things the he expects. Please talk to you lady, and get 
>>back to me. sam+
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