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_ The life and pranks of long Mzc 
bY - of Weſtminſter. 
The firſt Chapter. 


Containeth where ſhe was born, how ſtie came up to 
London,and how ſhe beatthe Carrier. 


e222 N the time of Henry the eight there was 
) 8: bozn in Lancaſbire 3 maid, foz ber exceſſe 


The Life and pranks of 


merry man indeed, we will give you agallan of wine 
and make pou deter amends when bereatter we are 
moze able ? 3n che mean time, as the earneft of 7, you 
Þall hate sf every one of us a kifſe, A: this the Car 
rier to2med, and Meg ſmiled, which ſs incenſed hi 
that be Cwoze if they would not pay bim, be woyul 
cudgell ten ſhillings aut of their boneg, Parry coa- 
tent, 9uotb Mee, and taking a laffe into ber hand 
did ſo belabor him and þigman with bim, that he deff- 
red ber fo2 Gods ſake to hold þer hands 35 not J, qusth| 
ſþe, ueſſe you firſt beſtow an Angel on each of us fo; 

abandſell toour good luck, and ſweare ere roy de. 
parteft London ts place us all three with Wiſtrefes, 
Tbe Carrier, having felt the werght of her arme; 
thougbr it better co give th2& angels 1hen to re- 
cetbe {0 many blowes as ſhe Would beſtow on bim. and 
therefozenot onlp rave them the money, bu?! ſwoze 
not t9 remove from Londo: til he had ſeen thein all 
there placed, 


CHAP, Ih 


Containing how he placed her in Weiminſter,and what 
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Þe Carrier having ſet up bis hozſes paſſod ith 
| the thx maids, andſome part of his cartiage,r- 
_© ber the fields tothe Eagte ar Weitmimnſter, and 
nag the miftreſſe of rhe houſe {1tting and d2inking 
ity Doſtng Skelion, W1ll Summers, and a ſpaniſh 
Knight called Str | ames cf Cattile, he toÞ þcr that 
be bad bzaught up 15 Lo9don thee Lancalbire laſies, 
gevdſceing {þs was often deirreys to have a mz3id, ſþe 


rug now take her choice of which of them ſþe would 


Garry, quoth $e,Carrier thoucomett in good rime, 
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ſawlong Meg, they began to fmile., and Dr. Skelionin 
| bis mad merry vain blefſing hinfelf vegan cus; 
Domine Domine, Vid: Origin, 

What is your agenes quoth the Boſtefſe to Sir 
James of Caftile :'Awh ber, quorh be, twabar ſhecan do, 
| [add then I will give you my opinion, bit firfi ack 
{ | what Wit Sunumers thinks. Will (miled and ſwore 
| |tbat his Yofteſſe ſhould iiot babe der, bur King Harcy 
(ould buy ber : why fo replied Dr. Skclcos, becauſe, 
quoth Wii, ſhe ſhall be keprfor breed : foz if t 


will bein 

demanded what bcc name wes ? Margaret fogfooth, 
[quoth ſhe. And whas och canyoudo? ſheanſwered 

that ſhe had deen bur little uſed to the needle, but to 
bandy labour. as ra waſh, to wzing, ro bze's, to ba ke. 
to make clean a boufe 62 any ſirch D.udgery, Th3 v 
art, quoth the Pofteſſe, a Iyſiy twench, etid If like rb& 


times ſwaggering fellows will not pay whac they cal 
alone, Ile make him pap tf bis cap 5e made of wool, 
o2 lend bimasmanp bats as bts crag wil carry, That 

1s true indeed quoth the Carrier,andmy»poo? carcai.e 
felt tt,and ccld them how ſhe haduced him at bis com- 
ming to London. UNhereupat Dir [amcs in a.b'*y:rp 
{ | would needs make an experience of. her rengib,and 
$a ed ber if tþe durlt change a box on the ear with him 


4 {fo ſtood tro abid 


toz. Mitlfreffe, anſered ſh: if en» ſy1ch come It me] 


ez, quatb the, if uv mi ftreffe will gibe m2 teave> and]. | 
ſtood ?o abide Sir Jeines his bloto, bbs forcing] | 
bimCelfdid give her a box withall hiomight, yer thee] 
SO _ firrdl 


foz not only I tant amaid; duryereare thee Genties| | 
men that ſþall give me their verdict of them 5 with 
thax the matds were bid to come in. As ſom #s thep 


the King | 
| |{þoutdmarry per to Jong Sanders-of the Court, they| 
fozth none but ſouldiers. Þer miffrefe]| 


the betrer. foz J habe a greae charge , and dibergl 


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- M EG did'ſo beftir ber ſelf, that ſbe pleaſed:her 


| of the lubbers of the 


_ defire tory her ſtrength and comming one froſtie: 
 mozning with halfe a douzen of his aſſociates, whom 


. owe but thee ſhillings and a penny.,and ng moze thou 


onepenny, and therefoze-Uicar befoze thoy goeſt our 


' Tot habe that adbantage3 trhereupsn cakirg him by 


firrd notat all, but Meg gave him ſuch. a memoran- || 
dum mHh1s ear, thar Þtr ] ames fell down ar her feet. 
5p mp faith, quoth Will Summers, ſheſtrikes a blow 


like an Dre fo2 ſbe hath truck down an Aﬀez at which 


they all laught and Meg was intercained into ſervice. 
” CHAP, TII, 


Containig how ſhe uſed one cf the Vicars of ike C hurch, 


Chat ſung Maſle, & how ſhe made him pay his ſcore». 


I V | miftrefſe well, and foz ber ſtrength atid talnes! 

was called long Meg of Weſtminſter. - Þne: 
bbe! bbey, thar uſed ber miſtreſſe, 
boule, thinking bimſelfe to be ſome-body, had a great 


he had made p2ivy to his defign, he called fo a pot. of 
Ale 5 which being bzoughr and he and bis companions] 
baving dank a while, be told Mcg that he came to! 


-cleer bis ſcore, and ashed what be owed. Meg anſwe- 


ted, fibe ſhillings and thzee pence: Five ſhillings 
and thzee pence. quoth be, I cell thee foul ſcuilion J 


ſhalt have of me 5 aiid turning to his Poſtefſe com- 
plamned how the had miſreckoned hiui, Lhe foul Ill 
taae me, quoth Meg, if I miſreckon the limmar lown 


of theſe doozs J'le make thee pay every penny, and 
with that ſhe reached the Wicar ſuch a box in the ear, 
that ſhe made him teele again. The U jaar ſtept ta ber 
_ and together rþeygo by ths eares. The Uicarsbea?) 
- as bzoken, Mcegs clouts were off, and tbe Uicar held 
ber by the hair. but the Utcar being ſhaven Meg could 


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" - Long Meg ot. Wettminiter; FR rr ogy 
6, and holding bis bead tothe poſt he af-- 


both higeare  poſtf 
kedibim-how much he ought byr : Ehzee ſþillings and 

a penny faid he, Then knave, auoth 8, I muft knech 
out off yeur bald pate two iþt 


verwixs the poſte and Pr. Uicars pate. But bee fee- 
| ling the ſiyart cried out, m his treble quavering 
boice, five ſþillings and tbzee pence, wzth that fbee 


Cwoze the would not let him go till þe laid down the 


monep ; which he did,and by bis friends was followed 
bome with Jeers unto his chamber. TE os 


CHAP, IV, 


Containing the merry skirmiſh that was between her 
| and Sir James of Cafite 2 Spaniſh Knight, and what 
was the end of their combats 


Ll thig while Sir ]ames of Caſtile continue 

his ſuit to the widow'her miftreſſe, but bor af- 
- =* fectton was ſet on Dr, Skelcon. Wihereupon 
| 9it James boing in a. quarrelling humour, and com- 
ming to her, finding ber melancholy ſaid unto ber, 


'VWbar ayle you ſwear heart ? Path any man wzong- 


ed Pou, if be bath I'le bave him by tbe eares be be tbe 
pzoudeſt Champion in Lendon 5 and make bim under- 
ttand that Sir j. of Caitile can chaſtife whom he liſt, 
Marry, quath the, aknabe ina white @atcen Doublet 
bath abuſed me, and having no Bady to revenge mp 
I quarreil, 3 ſhall know by thrig thar you love mer, 
Whereis be, quoth'Sir ) ames, marry, quot ſhe, bee 
fatd that be would bee in tr. Georges fields ; well 
orb he, ds you and Dr, Skelcon go along with mee; 
and pou ſpall ſee how I will pymmell the knave. Lo 
. this they agreed, and the miſtreſſe habing fo2 that 
purpoſe diſguiſed Meg 1n mys apparrell, and aumed 


x lings and two pance 
mo2e 5 and with that ſhe began to thump a plain ſong. 


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ber and ſent ber befoze hand into St. Geofoes fields. | 
'onder, gaoth the, talks the'billein that abiifed mee; 
27king 0 rbe windmile.. Follow me Þoſteffe quotb 
k dhe Janes I will goto hint, but Meg: patred as} 
3b ſþe wouldbave gone by. Nay ſtay quoth Sir 
Jamors, vo14and-Fpart nvt fo; I ain this Gentlewo*Þ 
mais Chao pion, ed flatly foz berſ;kg will have you 
b» the cares; with that Mev dzew tut her ſod, and? 
£0 ik rf:op root, At the firſt 62 ut Mes hir himon the: 
hand, ad buri him alittle, and oftentings indange-} 
red bun ar che latt ſhe ſiryck bis weapan out of his 
baud, and lieppirig in unts biz dzawring ber ponyard 
Twoze all rbe wozld ſhayld nor fabe bim, @b (ave nieey 
Stir, cy2 th he, I ama knigh, and ris but. foz a wo-Þ 
mans imaiter ſpill not my blagd, Wert thou twenty 
 Kyight quoth Meg, and were the King himſelf here, 
| I would wot ſpace ty fite unkefſe thou grant mee ene 
thing. Wyarſoever it be guoth Sir Tancs : Marry, 
qQuoth ſberbat thig nigbr at iþ'g womans houſe tþou 
woir vn my trencher at ſlipper, 23d confeſſe me to he 
, thpvefter many growd itn England. Pe 
_ Shis being yeeld{d to, and Supper p;obided, Sit 
Thomas Moore aid dibers others W2re mbited tc 
| make upthe featt z which wheit Str lames ſaw he told 
Dit Thomas Moore wyat bad hapned. Stir Thom 1 
Moore anſkeitd, that it was no diſbonour to be foig 
led by an Engliſþ Gentleman, fince Czſar himſelf 
was beaten back by their valoyr. At this Meg cam 
11 baving her mans attire on, Sir Tamcs ſaid, this i 
| thar Gentleman while pzowes I ſobhighly commend 
(hereupon Meg pulling off- her hat, ber hair falling 
_ about ber eares, ſaid, And J amfiootherthenloy 
Mcg of Weſtminſter, and fo p8y are all welcome. A 
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-; I ſupper ( accozding to the agreement ) Sir Tame 
h {payed the pzoper page, and Meg babi 
g 1 ber miltrefie fare in her majefty, Thus Dir lames 
r | Ba® diſyrared foe his lobe, and Meg afterarcounted 
"3 oper woman. 8 oe ot - fg! 
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dF Containing the courtefreſhe uſed rowards Souldiers and. * 
_ other menthart carried good minds. ABI 6-4 5666 


«| "Bis made Meg famous, and michbetoved both 
d| 2} i ried andwose. There wag rape: ahrk ems 
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ds. deere peer comes a cheap: Thoy art bi 1gb, &c 
| hath done Ks part on thee, A q enough, God 
diſtrefſe. By cocks-bones I h 
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ig @Db Mee quotbh be you may ſay what you nlect> ho. 
| cauſe-you are a woman, but divergin this city pave 
_ ſcefirbe dap when Ilibedlike a man, but fallingiinto 
ſicknefſe loft my ſervice;2nd becauſe F am poo? I can 
aw get no entertatnment. To ffeal J bold it in 
_ fcozn, but fince want ings me, if J had a good 


of| £0020 and hoolb-peradventune I houſd be ſo boſd as | 


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boudareſt aot look on aſwozd : Jfrbou wilt earn a 
bzace of Angels I willlend the a; @wozd and Wuck- | 
r:5:g6 tby wayeg mto Tuttle fields and when thoy | 
reſt a Servingmanpaſſe by, with a blew Coatzanda | 
wbite ſatten doublet pick ſome 'quarrell with him and 
|befwinge him, and I will give thee a brace of Angels 
anda new ſyir of apparre!l. A match quath the ſoul- 
dier, andafrer be bad dzank eff his pot; and received 
bis tooles away he goes to Tuttle fields. Meg'baving 
altered ber ſelf in mans apparcelifollows after: ſhee 
was noſooner inthe fields bur theman ſpies ber, and 
comming ip to. her begins-to. gibe ber crofſe- lan-- 
guage. whereupon to ir they go, Mcg loth toburt,was 
almoſt put to her ſþifts, fo2 be laid on ſuch load that 
Meg was fain to bid him ſtap his band, and r9 difca- 
|ber who ſhe was. Then home they went together,and | 
the gave bim a fair ſuit of apparrell, and two Angels 
in bis purſe, and bid him be a:rrue man,and get þim a 


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Containing how ſhe uted the Baily of WeltmiMer.thar 
U Prove inco her miſtreſles houſe, and arreſted one of her 
friends, | ; 


Baily having ioz that - purpoſe received fozty 

A ſhillingsarrefſted an honet Gencleman in the 

ſame b ae where Meg lived, and deffred che 

ret of the company in the Ktngs name ro-ſee the 

peace kept? Mcg comming rn and obſerving the Gen- 

tleman to lcok p2le, asked what was tbe matter. D 

Meg quorh be, I am arreſted and utterly undone, Ar- 

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totatk with a purſe. Truft me quoth 'Mcg; I think 
boudareſt aot look on aſwozd: Jfthou wilt earn a 
ace of Angels I willlend the a; ®wozd and [Wuyck- ? 
r.5:g6 tby wayeg mto Tuttle ftelds and when'thou 
eeſt a Servingman paſſe by, with a blew Coat;zanda 
wbite (atten doyblet;pick come quarrell with him and 


anda new ſyit of apparrell. A match quoth the ſoul- 
dier, andafrer be bad dzank off bis pot, and recetved 
bis tooles awap he goes to Tuttle fields, Meg baving 


was nsſooner inthe fields bur theman ſpies ex, and 
comming tp to; her begins-to. give ber crofſe: lan-/ 
guare- whereupon to ir they go. Mce lorb toburt,was 


Meg was fain to bid him ſtay his hand, and t9 diſc3- 


in biSpurſe, and bd him be a:rrue man,and get him a 


ſervice. 
Containing how ſhe uted the Baily of WeltmiMer.that 


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1baily having foz that purpoſe received fozty 
A ſhillings arrefied an honeſt Gencleman in the 
ſame b ae where Meg lived, and deffred che: 


ye tek ro look ptle, asked what was tbe matter. D 
Meg quorh be, I am arreſted and utterly undone, Ar- 
reſted, quoth Meg, aidin out bauſe 5 why maſter Bar- 


[Þrhis isan unneighbourly. part, to«come. in to nr 


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ber who ſhe was. Then home:they went together,and | 
tbe gave bim a fair ſuit of apparrell, and two Angels || 


| came into her miſtrefles houſe, and arreſted one of her | 


reſt of che company in the Kings name to-ſee the || 
peace bept? Mcg comming tin and obſerving the Gen-| | 


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Long Meg of Weſtminſter. 


zouſe and'to arreſt our gueſts: ſince it is dane, take 


in Angel and ſay you ſaw him not, bere are none that 


are; blabs, held thy hand and take rhe money. No 
quStb the Waily, I cannot do it, fo2 the Credito? 


ſtands at tbed202 5 Wtd hiin come in (quoth Meg)and 
bs will ſee if we can take up the matter. 9c tbe Cre- 


ditoz rame- in, but being found very obſtinare, Meg 
made no moze adoe but rapt bim on the bead witb a 
quart -pot, and bad bim go out of, dov7s: fo? abnabe 
| quotb-ſþe, he can but gs ts pziſon, there he tþall not 
ap long if all the friends I bave can fetch himout, 

' The Creditoz went away with-a good-knock, and 
the baily would have gone with: bis pzifoner, Nap 


and then farewell. Bbe pzefenrly came into the par- 
lour agatn, and bzougbt-a great rcpe with ber, and 


{knitting ber bz3ws, Dir knave quoth ſhe, J will. 


learn thee whilſt tboy libeſt to arreft a man in our 


| poles. and with that the fell upon him, and with the 
help of another matd tied the rope faſt about big mid. 
dle, and ſaid to tbe Gentleman, away Dir, fþift foz 
| yeur felfe. take no care, I will pay the Batly hig fees 
| I will warrarc you befoze be and I part: Then Se 
\ dragged the Baily ints the backifde where was a 
pond, and having made bim wede yp to the chin, 
q 1:oz0w 1t ir 02 ſeben times, and thzeatned that ſbe 
we uid elſe dzag him thozow 8 5 afrer be was come 
þ- fozch (he ſo paidhim his fees, wich a baKp-cudgetl, 


that be lay foz almoſt dead. T be Waily being ſoundly | 


beaten went away with his mends in bis hands; fog 
Meg was (0 generally beloved, that none durſt med- 
dle with ber. 


— a 8 | 


quotb Mceg. I will fetch a frefþ pot to dzink with bim 


- CHAP. || 


il i 
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|fofare po well. Much good d'it pzy quoth Meg, and 


be, and if I have pocketted up anycrum butin my 
| bave but fr pence foz all that quorh ſþe? Noſaith 


2 lis L4tw Wnieis wa WA” eoaw wu 
Rin Ne 2k CHAP.-.VI1L ondary 
Containing how ſhe'vſed Woo!ner the ſinging man © 
of Wit {5r, that Was che great cater, and how ſhee 
- made'bim pay for his breaktalt,  _ _ 


A Companyof Gentlemen, diſpyſing tobe mer-]Þ 
Ss. bad contribed with 032 Whyolner, great 
-> "*Trencherman, a ſinging.mit of Windfor, ty 
come 1n -when meat on the 00025 {30d ready fo? 
gueſts, and agk what be ſhouldpzy'tobaeak Higfaft, 
Woolner comming indsmandee; if' that they had anvil 
meatfopmen'to eat. I that there is quoth Meg, Took 
pay; tbe" tadle is full 3 what Dail I gibe you quoth 
Woolner becaufe I-cannot ſtay untill the expected 
gueſts come #12? Six pence qu3th Meg, aid eat and 
ſpice nat 5/ you 'Hall bave it quoth Woolner, and fate 
himd»wn and ſhe Having ferchedbim dztnk, came no 
m97e until altar ian youre afrer : In the meane 
tims Woolner Jad debyured 4% much meat ag would 
well have ſerved fen m2 5 with rhat Wootner taking 
his ſtaffe into h35 hand, Tame out, and calling fo? his 
ÞP9Tfeffe. I tbank vv 4th be, here 18 (ir pence, and 


Foing;tit to ſ2e whas he bad eaten, fayud riothing left 
but bire bones, and clean platters; wich thar ſhe took 
bim by the cloak, as he was going curcf doozs, and 
p;llVohim Vock, and ſzi0, Friend yeu ſþoitld be ſick by 
yur ſtomeck, need you not alittle Aqia vine? Dirra 
thou baſt eaten upall the meat, I that JI bave cyatbil 


belly; I will give you ten pound fo2 ic. Andſþall I 


Woolyer, not a farthing moze. fo2 I agreed with thee 


.Foz fo much, and \vmuch thou haft,and mozethou all 


WT 


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Long Meg of' Weltminiter. 


aot.have. Then ſaid{þ8 lit ill, andſee bolp I wuill 
deal with thee,ſo !þe went into the kitcbing andiille 
all the boozd again. with meat, aud ar every mee ſet 
a pottie cf wie, and at the bozdes end laida goo 
pine ſtate. , road | 


$ 


Now quatb tbe, ſeeing tboybatt eaten ſomuch mea 
foz rby own pieaſure, ear thig. fo2 nyiie » aud ejthe 
dzink off all the wine and pap-nothing, oz elſe. cake 
thar ſtaffe and Lave abcuc with me foz tby becakfaſt. 


Pe tbat gives tbe firff-thzee Venies ſcape free, 82 elſe| 


fair and o2derlp pull fozih your pilcſe, and pay me fog 
my victuals? -If pou will domeicher, by Beabensma- 
ber I will bumbatte you, uwnctil-gþp boz-es crach, oz my; 
arurs be wearr. I will 20 rone of them quath Wool. 
ner» I habe payed you what I Mrqiedhop (6 fare. 
tell. Tben quotþiþe pou {þall bave what I pzomiſed, 
and ſo farewell ? with that ſbe ſþjt the Parlour daoz 
end began to beJabour bim. cat Ye cried out, and the, 
Gentlemen came in,andin a Sb Berge toldber all, 
did having paid for the bzeabfaſt made them ftiends, 
FU CHAP, VT, 
Containing 2 merry Ieft, how fhe'met with a Noble 
"man, and how the uſed both him and the watch,''.' 
'T Tebanced one evening, that Mz in a frolick hy- 
moyr didp:1ton aſuir of mans apparell, and with 
ber ©wozy and B5.Kkler w:Jked rhe ftireers: the 


[ame night it fell £114. tbat a young Nobleman being. 


diſpoſed to be merry, would needs go abzoad with one 
man to ſ& falþions: aid COR doW01 the Strang 
be (pied Vicg, and ſeeing ſich a tall felleow ſwinging 
up and down thought to bave a caſt at bim, and cam- 


ming to dim. Pow now iefow guotb be, wbetber| 


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 bles tobijy calves beads, Pow much money quoth the 


' The life and pranks of 


Nobleinan haſt thou' in thy purſe ? In faith quotb 
Mee, little enough ? wiltlend me any? marry quoth 
the- Nobleman , and putting bis thumb co Mes 
mouth, ſaid their's a teſter. Whereupon Meg up with] 
her fiſt, andtook hima good box on the ear, and-ſaid, 
there ſir knave; there s a groat again, »ndnow Jowe 
you but two pence. With that the Nobleman dzew, 
and bis man tos, and Meg was as active ag they. and 


together they go 5 but Meg dzave them brfoze her,and 


houſed them in a Chandlers ſþop, inſornuch that the 
Canſtable came in to part the fray? and baving agked 
whar they were, the Nobleman told bis name, where-| 
at they @ll pur off their caps. And what is your name | 
quoth the Conftable to Meg 2 Wine, quoth ſhe, is 
Cutbert Curry kaave, Upon this the Conftablec:m- 


' manded_to lay bold. on her, and xo carry her to the 


Caunter. Mg 64t with ber ſwozd, and did fer upon 
the watch, and bebaved her ſelfe very refolutely : bur 
the Conſtable called fo? clubs, and then Meg tag fain 


| tocrie out, Maſters hold your hands, Jam long Meg 
| | of Weftminter, With. that they all ſtayed, and the 


Nobleman would needs bave ber. the Conſtable, and 
all-the ret to the Tavern, and concluded tþe fray ina 


cup of wine. _ 


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Containeth how Meg went a {hroving, and how asſhee 
- exme home ſhe fought with the Theevs at St, Iames 


. corner, and help Father Willis the Carrier to his hun- 


. - dreth marks agaiyg | 


4 


\ | Ndnow not only thecitties of London 6 Welt - 
\ "minfter, but the countreps farre and neer did 
ting of the manly courage and the liberality of 
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boz any thing * and taking up her ſmork-; they laid 
| ny bands on it BY t, aud (ROD OONG+ ut 4 

e welecf or be we loath, 

y the skirr of your ſmock ' we will. never bird 
our oath. 

- With that they kifs'd her ſmock, and roſe up+ And | 
[Meg gave the wenches their gownes andpurſes, and 


ribing Fate: Willis the bundzed Park the bade | 
them farewell. ._ 
The men deſtring. to know who it was that had ſo 


luſttlp betwinged them, fatdunte her , nay Wiftreſſe. 

fozall this forrow, ler ys babe ſo much favour at your 

hands,as totell y.ur name; tþe ſmiled, and made them 

this anſwer : - Fn 

' If any oneavk you who carried your bones? 

; Say, Long Meg of Weſtminfer met with you once. 
- At that they went away, full of grief that a wo- 

nan þad given them the fople» 


CHAP, Xs 


Coveainnis how Herry the Oaſtſer waspreft, how ſhee 
vf:d the Conſtable and Captaine, and how ſhe tooke 
nfcfſe-money ro Oe ro Bulloigne. 


N thoſe dayes there fell a great ftrife between tbe 
French King, and Henry King of England,. who. 
teſolbed to levie an Armyof men, and to paſſe into 
France with a mightie Navrie 5 fo? which there wag 
I general pzeſſe thozough England , and eſpecially in 
and mh oadon and Weſtminfter. In this byr= 
? burly it(ofell out. that thz Conſtable of Weſtmin- 
cr preffed Harry the: Þaſtler, who was jigeed 
t dithL Meg, who peing laath ts goe, djd.fo 
WE b Neg, that ſhe began to intreat. the 

table. ai to 0 ten ainkds? + e was the onelp ſtap : 


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e Lite and pranks ot 


berWiftref.3bouſe, and if thathe was peeft, bis Wi 
. ' treſ®boghndone. oo HT O 
All this could not perſwade the Conſtable , but 
|- Harry muſt needs goe. Uhereupon Me ſatdbe cyl 
not; And co theygrew at wo2zds, till Meg tent th 
| Conſtable a box onthe ear 3 At which all the fireet 
 wasin an upzore, that tbe Conftadle was beaten fo; 
the p:eſſing of a man. TI be Captainedearing this 
_ came down: himſelf, and demaiided who had ftruck 
the Conſtable. Parry quoth Meg, thatÞabe I, and] 
were it'yot that I lobe alt Sculdiers, 4. honour 
Coptains, I would ftrike thee too, At that the Cap 
- tainelaughd, Nay, never laugh quothMeg , fog 7 
© diredoe agmuch agany of thy Troop, either inad- 
. bancing my Colcurs, toſſing a Pike , of diſcharging 
a Peice, fo2 pzoofe, quoth the ( and the ſnatched 4 
Caliver from ones band that _— ſee bow wel! 
I can bothcharge and diſcharge 3 which ſhe perfor:.- 
_ £3 with ſucb readineſce and dexterity, that  they-all 
- wondered at herz and therefoze Captains quorh foe, 
pzefle not our manz but if thou needs wtlt have one 
out of every bouſe, give me pzefſe money, and I will 
. g82 under thy Colours, At this they all laught out- 
right , and rhe Captain gabe her an Angell, where- 
upon, accozding to pzomiſe the made pzoviſion for ber 
paſſage, aud went with them to Butloigne. . 
ue Te, ,..:4:Q YA Po: A kb 


Containing how ſhe beat the Frenchmen fromthe wall 

_ of Bullorgne , and behaved her {clfe fo valiantly, that 
that the Kine gave ber cight pence a day for her life, | 

A Jcamped befv:e Bulloigne , which place 'be -won, 
_ andthe Oldman, fo that ve became abſolute aſter 


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[L In e. Town, 
the ret ob the.women,| | 
7 al A GT $0.5 e walls, 
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men couldiers wy nba her wo- 


[water inCſuch BA fv p vow wore their teeth 3| 
pe did beat xþe-French fromthe walls; befoze ce 
Douldiers in che Town. were-up in Armes, aitd at 
the al Ferns ll fozemott with ber- Þal: 


dro follow the Chal?. . The. rep92 
wh bexing come to 'the eats of the Kin, 
be fo? dex wh time did aljowy, her eight pence, a day. 
| { Of? i 0:4 CHAP, 3 Et, | CEVD Ih 


Comibihgitteicoinbar)ſhic tad [with "Prefichmart 
; before thewalls of Bolloigneg' und! _ was the iflus 
oftrh6olber. 4 4), 


> tiine-of rbefe rrafrations.; : there 

's & | pnebtiiah , who ip a'b2abago. would 
me Within tſ<dr, and HY pak Pike , and 
way. ' Long Meg obſerbing htz pride, 
ght he "ſent > to ſignife 
img, cotton fouldier, 
- woyld tris 2 beny with 
y; &d, and: a place appointed 
| ould mr; and 


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fave it out fo the deat 
| man came all i in @ j6th 
the Wall. 
bim,and 
where afrer a' lonnx a 
th:ew him, and pulling mt 
| head, 

about h 
that 
great ſha 


| Tihiw reitdente at Wettminſter, 
_ beryp wool, aud 


1 pranks of | 


. Dn theſe ferday the Frond 
7% and f Pine vefoze 
3.” Meg dftiig ready nes , and tfiet. 
ithout any ſa! utationsthey.fe! It to vis 

nd defberats Ce! NO yy 
Ver Scp | 
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thetrtaking bf. þ 7 Pn cards 
Cars, wy [ 

+ 1048 a Wontfan, and the 

"Meg by a Dry m ſe ws 

RAW ead,: and fatd, my nglith Forde Au. it. 

The Dolphin'did' bighly commend Pe and rent.bex 

an bundrrd Coobones fe be balour, vos by 


CHAP, X11 


Containing tit comming into. England; Be '(he was 
- married; and how ſe behaved herlclfo her pan ; 


Þe wars in Fratce being | ended, Yea 


e ma 
man, anda -Soutdier; obo ite (5 

e rerurn?d hitn all ohedince , covet- 
ing nothing tut his content, wk ich be perceiving 
loved her bery well, zet becauſe he-beard: what ex- 
ploits fbe beretofoze-bad dane. 1aud; bote:man-lice ſhe 
was» ona time, be called her aſtde wy la rmdaer gy 
ber, end firipping her into bey, d ber 
one ſtale, and fo bimntfelf ; Nig '. 

the tas. ſg fil 


p2eper tal 


that becauſe he hear 
b ſhe mer: with, be would trþ 
therefoze bad her take which-cud 
revlyes eng but beJ> dab). 
on be gave her br& 02. QUT .DIBWE, 
ſybmiſſion fell down Uunzn.Her 
poldhis hands andp 


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Fe 


er J babe done to others , it bebwveth me to be, 
j\obedient to you , and never 8hall it beſaid, though A. 
ran cudgell a knabe that w2ongs me, that Long Meg 
hall be her Þusbands maſter, and therefoze uſe me 
13s yon pleaſe 5 ac theſe wozds they grew {riends, and 
Inebcr quarrelled any moze. 


CHAP. XIV! 


ler of Epping in £/ex, 


MEs Coing on foot one day with fundep of. ber . 
neighboyrs to make merry in Eflex, it being- ﬀ.* 

great 'Trolt, and none with them bur a pcfing frip» 

ing. of fourteen years of age, it chanced rhat rhey 


(fox the winde blew faire an> the ſailes went merrt- 
1p) The little bay thar was a wag, tbought to have - 
been merry with the Miller, and therefoze called ro. 
bim; Put our, put out, Miller put out 3 What ſpall. 
J put out ov. quorh the Miller ? Marry qui2th tte 
Bop. a rh&ves bead , and a theves paire of eares,. 
put cut Prller, put out, Art this the Piller in agrect 
rage came down,and bear be bop, Mee ſtepped to him, 
[a1.d to2u}]d have ſtated his hand, and the Miller lent 
her cb:e oz four good bangs over the ſhoulders, Meg 
{ah ſmart,and getting in within th2 Miller, did 

wing tbe tick our of bis hand , with which ſbe 


ſent away the boy up the Villersſtayers foz an emp- 
tie ack , and put the Miller in tt all but the head, 
 andthen faſtning-himto tbe rope wherewith be oulc 
F ed up ſacks, te baled Jim up halfe way, and there fcc 
DSS pooze Miller ccy2d ou? £92 help, end if - 


take you not the ſtick 2 Pusbandquoth sbe, whatſ- 


Containing a pleaſant jeſt, how the uſed the angrie Mil- 


went by Epping Will. where the Wilter loking out - 


cudyxeld bim to ſome tune, and when ſhe bad hy ſhe 


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Cominioe the mad pranke ſhe _—_ my 4 Waters 


 manof Lambeth, _ + 
"IN acertaine time long Mee had! att cecafion to 

crofſe the water with'a @cyller from ,Weſtmin- 
fer, Eeecs ſhe was landed ſþe liberally. dzew at. + ber 


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6 qr t at bet ; t9hich ſþe hearing, cditie back 
x | ND Imanied 6 which of them the bad be- 
Aved her felfe fo ill-as to [dy erbe a bum at their 
1ds, Every.” SILLED ON "I; 'Ife , fo? the was: 
beloved of them all abr Wat one ſaid flat, that. 
U rTOgt YN ber Pp Then Ser tlemen, 
e 2 ro, rebenge my own Wong. 
NL Doe what you will. Witch rbat fhe ffep-| 
xdftraight to bini/and with a ſtretcher did beat, him; 
while bewas not able toſtir. Afrer rhat ſhe tyed him! 
z the middle to the fterne of the Boat Wirb a great. 
:0pe, and then taking the sares ber ſeife, be rowed. 
Þim over at the Boars arie, and fo crofed the wa-, 
er_once 62 twice, and when ſhe had rh52oughly 
daſhed him ſþe landed him: at hn Panek + : and.yay! 
Hin remember ho X'# 
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