ergo, qui tactis haec foedera ruperit aris, pollueritque novo sacra marita toro, illi sint quicumque solent in amore dolores, et caput argutae praebeat historiae, nec flenti dominae patefiant nocte fenestrae: semper amet, fructu semper amoris egens.
Wherefore: whoever after touching the altar shall violate these terms and pollute the rites of marriage with another union, let him suffer all the pains love knows; let him expose himself to chattering gossip; let his mistress window never open to him at night for all his weeping; let him ever be in love, and ever lack its enjoyment.
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