He looked very angry, but said nothing, and after a second scrutiny signed.
I put the memorandum in an envelope, which we all signed across the flap.
Before signing, Mr Ernest Halbard Melton took out the paper and verified it.

I then asked him to close it, which he did, and when the sealing-wax was on it he sealed it with his own seal.

Sir Colin A.MacKelpie and I also appended our own seals.

I put the envelope in another, which I sealed with my own seal, and my co-executor and I signed it across the flap and added the date.

I took charge of this.