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peace eredwith cap and kree, to preſerue all 
from likg extremitie. 


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(vopmon.han the ig btbol th befoze ponr 


minde, that of GAR e eee 
 eAdpenitendum properat, eu- qui "indicar, -. 
Tut, what tell I you of repentance, — 
dn nan e 


aff the JURY" ſe Bock-tegrer; | 


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good wopys, becauſe his wi 


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not wich pour feete: J will reaſon x ban 
mp honeſlie, pet I care nuit 4 


bſe example, 
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quaint fellow growen foztunate . 


ualls, fozges to humſelle an tmaginarie concetpt, that 
ESR vice icfts at 
hun and his late won wife of them whole 


good loztunes it was toloaſe had been great pit- 
tie to part fo louing a couple) are 1 Scholler uke 
Ge tie men, and one of them generally beloued of ad 
tha: in pzutag haue ace to publich any thing, # 
at this time is polleſt of a woꝛſbiptull place, accoꝛding 
to the laudable of this honoz able Ci ie. Now 
whic hway in your opinion is heſt to pꝛeuent the wit- 
ting oz publiching of ame odde be: 7 hee Co 
hinſelfe to thoſe that were the » (uters, * | 
wha becanoto21 oe 
iv ridicu/ous': Oz ſhal he run vp and downe th: town, 
with kriſ kes. and heighs, and fiilops, and trickes. ac 
comp mied with ſom? ſuch wiſe- aber as himſelſe, (Be 
not offended S/ mon, though pou be companion) res 
uiling his be:ters, and abuſing his equ ils. The ex⸗ 
— 2 no application: and fo} aunſwere pour 
neighboz Vic hol tooke this laſt courſ4 . I% J — 
heard him that trickt the Tr ipe 


wife (w 


Nick Trickezmiſaſed his whole companie, the * 
ſter3elpecially, one ol them in kinones and gr 


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of whom your ſelues are free, whether ye haue not done 
che parts of intemperate idiots, ta abuſe men in autha- 
ritie without cauſe: and had he been but a wa- 
ter mam. as he is a zot the moſt noble Science 
of Punting. 
his ſuperioꝛs. He repenteth not anie ching that he hath 
wꝛitten, but is onely ſoprie that he is by an honozable 
erſonage mien; ur youbteth oth: to pon 

u you haue abuſcd one verie nere him. He ſweares 
that where he hath been a moꝛtall eninme to all Ballad 
1 1 ys neuer inuaigh againſt — ＋ N. moze, if 
they at your windowes a new e, termed 
AnieTripes. Conſider neig hboz Simon the contents, 
to waſt paper be pitifull, and learne patience: kerpe a 
good tung in pour head, leaſt it hurt pour teeth. Fare- 
— Sir, US em nets your nerehware ned 


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Succaderaxde mfets, barts:he \ Cynamons "TOW 
Pepper cold in the mam, bot on the tung: 
Seny to purge, bealth-heeping Balſamun, 


And ace, u0 make thy vizard ſmeoth and young, 2 


Out vpon all this traſh, your drwgs, your ſpice, 
Twerewellif Ibad neuer ſeene your houſe : 

Jiu tearme my viſage vi xard, god man dice: 
But I was yong, faire, neate, when I ſold ſowſe. 


 Trickes. 


Thy tripes were youg, thy neates fette fat and faire, 
Thy ſowſe was ſweete, and alltheſe longd to thee: 
Thy ſeife wert wythered, old, leane, meager, bare, 
Yet thou and they were both belt ud? of mee. | 


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Bet neither thou nor they may make compare 
With me or mine, therefore contend no more : 
The Bucher of falls were thy ſweeteſt ware, 


ime, of farre Kinodomes are the wealthy flore. 
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How baſe ſo ere, Se rolden gaine, 
The miſtres Tripe-wines name by thee [leſs : 
That laſe. their lacks, * r cen 


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Abrearſt was Ir0 bai they s 
Where fiwine facde beaute onely 
Curß be the chitterlings,the tripe, the ſavſe, 
And curſt my ſelfe that = wot all deride. | 


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Phat deoft tbos i — trade} be this thy paine: : 


Rum bootles madding, rauing "p and downe - 


Allbe/pleſly gainſt i mes complaing, 
Ballad- finger beare * * 


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Sift thow me ſo, thou 17 „ee ? 
Gos ſwill thy ſowſe=tubs, Zabel padding- wife: 
Ay brother Haf IG 4 and my ſelfe haxe ſworne, 
Spree of thy cares to] cad apl. life. | 


ith this they part : and] ſorhe An 


Tripe ma wih Trickes, 17 Trickgs with 75, 
2 FE] fende a. 


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SRABERAREE 
EB ES EE N 


' A Queſt of enquirie of twelue good, boneſſ. and ſub- 
ftantiall women , pon ccm: of certoine 
perſons , Aube the "rob me were trimde or 


0. 


— Nicholſon * now in good 
lat neſſe J am ſozp fo pour miſhap, that a mart- 
age accompliſhed ſo haſtily , ſhould be repented is 
ſudden y. Ye, man, keepe pour owne counſeil, and 
fearc not, ad will be well cnough J warrant ye , Dou 
al. eadge in pour letters, what a bic mich it is to your 
credi, and wihall, what an inward beration of mindc 
vou ace perplexc wathail , when pout fi iends caſt in 
xout .ecth pour mariage with the Tripewile, what a 


Nan y fichy (hn Ge bab bens and (eil is, without 


any hope ot her amendment. Pet allthis is not ſo gree 
uous to pc, as the bad repoꝛtes that flie abzoad of her, 
that not cent. uting her leite to be coſoned by a nota- 
ble dꝛab, the muſt 15 ei ward, oz at the ſamk inſtant, 
be trundc by chat new vpſtart Barbar, who niſteed of 
E iſſers, was glad to vle a paireof ſbeeres, and fo2 
want ot a chatte, ſuch as men vle ts fit m when they 
die tt mde, ſhe n uſt aduaunce one foote vpon a Tre- 


uct, aud make he other leg ſtanding fooliſhip by , ac: 
ceſſarie to the others itolierabte folite , O wozld of 
iniquitie, where are womers wits v that make no dif: | 


fcrence Kitw.ene their owne ſecrets , end a Cewe 
 hceleo2aTripe,and becauſe their t duration hath cne- 
p bene to dꝛelung s the one, thei feze they nu needs 
make atrialict! mag the other, 11 

15 Foz 


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38 


ly vexation; and accozding to my p! 
laſfat Katrliſfe: I went to the 
(though it was ſamew hat tem 
duer detre in regarde of a fem) 2 mae meanes to 
get in, cuen lo ſoone as the Qutſt of women wert 
newly calde together, a d befoze any of the perſons 
to be examined were admitted to a were, hen ſee 
ing ho n owerly they intended to pꝛoccede, and that 
heereby a perkett reſolution i gbtenſue both fo mp 
ſelle and you: J dzew foozrh mp wziting Tables, 
and getting cloſe into a copner nsted downe every. 
thing ſo-2ccre as J could, which now wyitten moe at 
large, then in ſo ſmall a room?! J could comp} ſe, 
T hane ſent ve by mp ſeruant W iliam, who hach tur» 
ther inſtruction befide to acquaint ewith, whereof A 
deſire ve to haue an eſpeciall care. ' 


craft of where: 
* An nothing is 


Ficlt, Maree et, not your wifes daughter bitt a by- 
blowe ( as is tmagined) of pour eveceſſours „was 
called befoze the women. 

Then (N Aeſting bam, the old true peny fa) 
trimming ol a Tripe then Alice and /one - 1/11/49 
ſhould hate bin there but was not, marie Richard vt ty 
honeſtly came in. and defendtd the cauſe very ſubſtan⸗ 
tially , ſo did Piftree Ref: , and the partie with the 
golde Ring on the forefinger. The tntergatozies ef. 
amination.were theſe that follow. 

1 /mprimic, whether ſuch a woman, 
Phillipr can tame to the dwelling” houſe of the Tripe 
wie at ſuch a time, naming the moneth and day, 

2 Secondly , what taſke they had beneath toge- 
2 and whether the bzought with h 


named Doll 


T a wenypthe fires with, 
3 lap, who vp 


whether any body, oz 
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4 Fourthly 
and m ether any ſheercs were cald foz 02 no, oz whe: 


ther they hadthemready aboue in the Chamber. 


5 Fiftly, whether they knew them to be vſed n 


no, foꝛ taking away of hare trum her head, 02 the o⸗ 
ther vnſeemly place, | 


6 Dixtly, whethe 
ſuters as Do/l ſpeakes of, tothe number of 1 
02 no, 

7 Seanenthly , whether A che man that 
had beene ſo bolde with the Tripe wife,thac thꝛe w her 
onthe bed, kiſt her, and did, oz would haue done 4% 


guid ampli N becauſe be was the lurthelt in her 
| and Torkie (by |: 


bookes. 
8 Cightly , whcthcr the Capon 
anv of their knowledge ) was y tothe Rmg and 
Quceneof Faires02no, 
Diber que ſtions were demended afterward \buenot 


with ſuch vꝛgent ie as thele, bet auſe you knowtheſe 
were nioſt niateriall , aid (as the caſe ſtood ) were 


molt neceſſarie to be knowne : pet will J tell pe 
what the other were, when J conic to ſpeake of them 


as they happened, 


Alo gares ood laughing , holding her hand befoze 


ber mouth all the while the articles were read, wher- 
upcn, ene of the women ſharply repzocued her after 
this manner. What Margaret, maide (if pe be) ye 

ſoc we ſmall cimlitie, regarde pee not where yce are: 


- peu imagine beltke, that ye arc in the Qut tnes head 
in Pater noſter rowe : ye made a wiſe nights wozke 


there, did pe not „when 1 rou) e man was 15 
1 


r the erpe wife had o many 


ſo farre intothe backe, ſte A tx ; 
elſe this (ad paur other trickes ) 
vour m wiage,tf pee liue to be worſh 

a calling. 

The wm nhxd noſooner bt thes, 
but AM ir garer bluſhing (fo2 lhe oy little grace yet 
left ber very demuely. making courteſte at tuerp 
wooꝛd, and pꝛo niſed to an were tuery article truetp, 


arcoꝛding to ber knowledge,and 


Upon the day» you name, ſhe whon 
Doll _Philpe, came s mp mothers | 
bit o* a countrey woma!! , ſaping\be w ſent | 
one miiſter Grace in a Gentleman p2ofeſſing 

the lawe, anda very familiar "Frimd of mp mothers, 
f02 whole lake ſhe was the bet er welcome, and much 
 falkepalſed te u ene my mother and her, becauſe the 
ſhewed her ſelfe lo perfectly acquainted with Malter 
Grace, Q letter ſhe bzought indeed , which be ing read. 
ſpe told my mother, that ſhee had moze weighty mat⸗ 
ters to confer with her on, which made my mother 
take ker vp the ſtaires with her, not admitting amy — 
themſelues to go with them The time o their tari⸗ 
ance there. was not aboue thꝛee quarters of au houre 
at the vtterm att in al! which ſpace 4 hea-d no Sheeres 
calde f52 neither were any carted vp to them, noꝛ knowe 
7 whether any were aboue in the Chan ber oz nd. 
Now concerning vour de:naunde fo2 vſage of the 
Shceres, truely Jm perſuad'd it is vtterly vntrue. 
ard on ely rumoured ab13ad to defa ne mp mother. Fax 
though ſhe waz deſirous to haue the ſpurrialle s that 
wereloſt, am which J haue often times ſeene when = 
my lather was aliue: per A haue a be ter pinion o ny 
10004 e eee 1 
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| latcervaves,hcwes themſelues ſo ſimple oft 


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by any ſuch a bad meane. Yet age now a yap:s 


cen 


Chat one can hardly anſwer foz them in matters of moꝛe 
- Enpoxance, thereloꝛe I referre pee in this calc to ode 
mot ;er Heſeinghaa x. ſhe hath beene moſt inward wich 
my mother, and therefoze in ſuch a doubtfull cauſe can 
belt reſaluc e. , 
That ſhe had nine eene woers, J an nat able ta 
ſtand directly vyou the iuſt number, but qucſtionleſſe 1 
imagine ſhe had (rom the beginuing ol her widdow- 
head) rather in2ze then one fewer ,fo2 I tell ye, my 
father left her that which made her lookt acer, and 
nat ſo m ich but olde Saunders the Sergeant, became 
a uſtie ſuter to her: but neuer I thinke was widdowe 
ſa watht in ſack, Sugar, and good dzinkes, J warrant 
there are ſome that pct ſic and thin de on their lauiſh cx: 
penets, o my mather was outwardly kinde to all, but 
inwardly enclined ro thinke well of no ene, ko if he 
could not deepely diſiemble, there are liers abzoad, but 
Inane no body, in regarde ſhe may now make amends 
koꝛ that fault US 2 EY 
Nowe that there was one moze ſpeciall I 
uour then all the rel, we in the houſe. haue diverſe 
times imagined ſomewhat, mary could neucr pe. cene 
any outward token to be noted: but che-woman who 
pꝛetended cunning to her, thꝛew foxth very bntyanner; 
ly ſpeeches ol the matter that vnder Matfte(ag it wert) 
ſhe diſcloſed the man to her, which if ſhe did, ſhe was 
not ſo wiſe as J tooke her fo: mp ſelf am but a poung 
wenche. and yet if I intended ta beſtow ſuch a token of 
my ſauoꝛ on any one, mine mne mouthe ſhould ucuer 
be the trumpct of my ſbame, but rather as J had olleu⸗ 
ded fondely , it ſhould be lockt in my bolome the moꝛe 
ſecretly, for let the wozlde i nagine what they liſt, 
V iu when 


tion oꝛ no, Jam not able to ſay : but ſure am our 
 maide car ied them with her, and delle 


ay mavenhras) The tow as — | 


ring and making 


them at che ſecondhand,and few things (pe know) are 
| meme? in the cariage, It is(quoth the)cencerning her 


when they know nothing, —— 


water ſide ok them. 


As fot ſending the Capon and Turkic tothe Ring 
aw 8 of Fayzies, thats beſt knowne| to Poll 


and mp mother, foꝛ the matche w cloſcly made be. 


tweene themlelues, and whether on anp [| 


woman, ere they came halfe way 
ries houlc, fo2 they ſap his d gs 
and the maide was —_—_— of et! 
Hoibome, | 


ters as J am able to ſap: fo2 J had moze 
other buſinelſes foz my leife , then ei. her toregarde 
my mothers couſenage oꝛ wooing. Fit 
Ca'l in mother g ham ( quoth the 


Cryer) 


and che will relolue pte thozowly in theſe furning 


affaires. 

She being come befoze the Duet, whimpe. 
courteſies bowne to the ground at 
euery woꝛd: deſired ſhe might be no Acculer of her 
good oo miſtreſſe, foꝛ the knew nothing i in theſe mat⸗ 
ters, and thercfoze could ſap lite, but being connnan · 
ded to proceed the Articles, ſhe pleaded ignozance | 
to all but one, ad the knowledge ſhe had in that one 


was but by bare repoꝛte ncither, therefoze ( quoch te) 


builde no! vpon the tructh of mp wozds,foz Jl receiutd 


number of ſuters whereof J am to ſpeake , and 
which of them recciued moſt aſſurance of her e 


then 


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then chus WP Dol, an will J ele what 
J heard. 


frelle that ſhe could helpe her noe map co of c golde 
kaowne to be loſt, but a 
in the hoaſe : ſhce demaunded ſuch a requeſt as bath 


the coniuration, otherwiſe ſhee was not 
ceed any further: but by the farth of an olde h 
I thinke no ſuch conference paſt betweene tt 
leaſt Jam ſure my miſl eſſe ſweares the conti 
and J tell yee Jwill not diſtruſt her woꝛdes foz 
then ſhe is woꝛth. 3 
Come miftreſſe ( ſaith Do// ) J knowe 
pee on Chiiltmaſle Eue laſt paſt, when po 
into the Sowſe tub, J know pee gaue a good f 
a Ring, with ſeauen Dꝛamonds in it, and the Ri 
T likewiſe know ye haut this day — — 
alvcit J am able to {ay who the man is you do moſt at. 
kection, and can tell therein perhaps moꝛe tl en yon 
imagine: vet muſt you pour ſelfe reveale his name to 
me, bow he kiſt pce at the heds ſive , vmide pour hole 
garter. and elected pe fox his owne with the bel? teſti- 
mon» of good wil !. 
She ſaich, chat my millrelle reſolude her in al theſe, 


wee. 


which if ſhe did. (as J will neuer imagine her ſo ſimple, 


oꝛ that at any time ſhe would make ſo ſlendec rec! 
of her reputation $ ) mult needes blame her ally ard 
at indiſcretion, which doublcs the | 
et careleſly committed, 

Thus much J will confefſe good women, that my 
miſtreſſehad good ſkoze of ſuters, among whom were 
piers of good credit # effeeme ener- 


Uhen the cooſening Dꝛab had perſwaved mp nu 
—— note ſan to be hid 
beene ſpoken of fox by che helpe therof he mult cffect 


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en liberally, and pathing I, reputed top dtere ox 


da intie fo2 the widdowe: but that J ſaw ill dtmesnour 
oftered in any one of them, oz any ſuch wanton humoz 
in my miſtreſſe , I neither can oz will WA 2 allthe 
woꝛlds good. | | 

Many have becne fa!ſely chargde wichmacters , as 
now perhaps my miltreſle is at this time: bat Tieane 
all to him ta cenſure , that knowes beſt whether theſe 


repo2ts are true oi na, and {o take this as the bttermoſk 
of my knowledge, 


The reft being examined, and able to ſap (tle oꝛ 
nothing to the articles,che women went alone by them 
ſelues awhile , and finding euery thing ſo appar ant, 
that they were not long to be ſtood vppon: they recur- 


ned that the Tripe wife was neuer trunde, yet to pze- 


nent the worſt which afterwards might enſue, and ag 
women that not endaunger their credits, they 
w2ote downe ton their bill / gvoramus, whercuppon 0 
the ſentence was deluered in this manner. 

Firſt, becauſe the Tripe wife had fa len into this 


wonde fullouerſight , and thereby had run into ſo ma- 


ny harde opinions: all her ocher ſuters ( aſhemed of 
their former fooliſh affection , tofancie ſuch an incon⸗ 
Nant woman, of ſo durtie atrade, and mſo ſtinking a 
place) vtterl giuinx heroner: ſhe ſhould thence be ſent 
to London baoge , and there be maried to him, that 


had moe then a moneths mindeco Tapes and Cru 


Low hom glad was J. when I heard che game 
go on pour ſtbe, when J rein mined what a ul ſe: ui 
fo2 vou had beene all her woong ti ne fo her: your 
hard oꝛtune at M. Grace. where pou had lo flendcr 
enecr;ainement , how you watkt in your [Jerk and 


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Pi Js 

+. lune velvet bole, te ORF Et: 
hen hy that meanes pon got a 
ECE 
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nurrie night at eee 
the Gentleman your riua il ſupt in 

had a pꝛicſt ready, if neede ſhould 
me ncighbour vou had great 218 
fraide: yct moze chen Hercules- le, 


Sack, and all Ric bards NO, which 
polteritie, fo an vnconquerable wooer , and! 
pcur behalte that auncient ver ſe. [| 


He loo d Tripes as his life 
Therefore be bark the Tripewife, 


Dh that were acquatntcd eee 


who in liuelieft colours could decipher An Tou 
heropcall ſoxtunes. 


My ſtile is allto blumt and bad, 
To write of ſuch an altine lad, 
T bat brought the wooers allt 70 baye, 
And caried the Tripe wife quite ny. 


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bidding to dir ner, yea 
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held out, in deſhiahe of Philaſtgreogh, the bottle bottle of 


filing, zext t' cir bearts 


euer Ee 


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be 
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yeibus defamed 
by beyes about the tone. ö 


Ar ad in euerie corner, 4.3 84 


the Ballads dos report - | 
That you were trimdy 


572 in moſt ſbamefau I ſort: 
By fanding on a T1 n 


moo 1 fred 
4 2 feng, fo Hines goof meer to be 
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to heare what ſbe conld ſay: 


| She lept ye of a loners locks, 
| « andcerried it away. 


| And denbr leaſt hat the players 


 Alaewereyouſo 


| andeneriewhere dohring, ©. 
| Therrimming of the Tripe wife, 


uch a thing: 
re 


e, 


it makes me marage: - 


Jam: ſorrie for you husband. a 


al. ke good boneft man ; | 


Ke wa Ke about, yet mend. not, 


That where 


| Nerepleaſa him ſo, a this one greefe 


but look; th pale and wan: 

befor 4 he vaun ted, 
the corgneſt be hath got: 

He ſits nom in a mammering, 


4 ene that mindes it wor. 


| Anumber deo an me, 10 
that rw fagiies, 7 marriage , 


And gladly to the ſhambles, ; 


would ſend yewith your carriage; 


For all the carts of houſhold-ftuffe, 
that came to r 


doth rub bim onthe ridge, 
C2 


If gold bring ſuch a hart-breaks, 
le none I tbanbe el. 
Tis ſbame it ſhauld be ſpoken, 4. 

. | andef iebealie, | | 
| But would be be adu ſde by me, || } 
* if eqberragotmo: | ᷑« 1 
Imo uld turne ber tober Tripeſ agas! 4 
aud let all matters go. 


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Nom all good Ladvs, to w\oſe 
ſeat Jigge ſhallcome,J would not h m 
meani ag in the Song, tha: ye ſhou:d goe about che 

| ſtreetes ſinging it.oꝛ chant it at her dpoxe ere ſhe be 

1 ppin a mozning. No, Son ſoꝛbid, (hat would but bꝛeed 

. | domeſticall diſquietneſſe, and if man and wife ſhould | | 
_—_ happen to fall out about it, J (not kno .—. | | 

the Tripe tub ſtands) might bꝛiag him inm23zedan- | [ 

ger ol Gan hot then Nan aware of | Therefoꝛe 1 | 
„ pzay pe conceit it after mp owne entending, that is, a 

. Soztowfull Sonnet ko; every friend of his to medi = 
. "Fi tate on, leaſt their foztunes ſhould pzooue ſo monſtrous 

As his. macher run into per ill of hanging themſelues, | 
= vpn ſo extraozdinarte a cancluſton, | | 


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| | Heere follaweth the rare ate bicuement of the widdowe, 

= from her houſe behinde the Shambley , hen foe w. u 

5 b conu ed thence to London B ridge and made 4 
Bride vpon a very ſhort warning, | || © 


[ { Yeamarie Sir, now pe come to the matter J long 


— —— teh ae rect 
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toheare of, by reaſon 5 
bzoadthereo%,and whecher it were ſo 

as ſom? haue heard it from his owne lip! 
— the (having Ch Herr ell willers a 
frends, athome at her houſe at dinner) chuſe no 


ther time to but 
by oiled g dt he 


? Was her c: 
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qe then directly tothe Bꝛidge 02 no? No, ſhe wentno: 


thenchecher, but one of her Siſters, counterfetting a 
lickneſle , A EE 0 he 


) was made the inkrument of f:tching her to an 


and manie merrie matters familiarlp 
was ſet downe fo2 an irr euotable determination, that 
no remedie, the Tripe-wile muſt dine nextdaye at her 
louers houſe. But it is wonderfull to ſpeake on, with 
what ʒeale ſhe paced thither, her apꝛon in her hand all 
the wap, which che had not ſo much leaſure as to put ou, 
but looked ſtilf behinde her, leaſt che ſhould bee caught 
vp fo2 waight and faſhion. He, as ante kinde heart in 
like caſe would doo, doubting her 
che had lo o den diſembled with others, 


trudges to her 


houſe : but happie did hee eſteeme that lol laboꝛ, when 


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Now the Siſters lay on load fo2 him , becauſe hee 
had pꝛomiſed them large requitall : and how the tyme 
was waſted in conference, I know nat but wel J wot, 
dome he would not let her goe that night, fo2 now her 


C3 had 


— where wine walking inte ly about, 
diſpu cd on, it 


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But in 1 h tob 
ſap they her with wine, and 


of marriage from hex. It ts verie vn IN it ſhoy 
fo, beraue hatwight befaze the went bed, Ge ppotc-= 
— ©h, but the o JL og helde 

— though the man hunſelle were ſomewhat ti · 


mercus, pet bo good inlkeuctionshe hega | tocherevp 


it were a 
(fitang as 
Nleepe by the fire )hee valian:lp (comming |behinde h.. 
pulled her ſtale (rom her, whendowne fel: he, and ſie 
by oz vpon her, wich that learned and wittie aduerbc in 
his mouth, Kerpe the widdow wak'r g. Jknew 
— woꝛds are able to 0 
what ſkrength ox uigoꝛ the manly acting of thet 
but either thozough them, oz her late ſitting 
night the tooke ſuchaſurfer, that needes ſhee muſt to 
bed. And pet me thinkes that labour might fill well 
haue been ſpared, becauſe ſhe had ſo lictle whi 
her ſelfe : andriſing againe ſo early, it migt 
mante aqualmeouer a wiſer womans. 


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erraine airs the Tripe-wef: 
. 
be ſlanndred or no, let — be 
. 


Jill for the Trip ck that all the meet fer 
widdowhood, her lips were fo commonin kfflinge- 
uer ie one, and her hands ſo readee in recciuing all gifts 


do are Oe 
Bt L. 2 
ling hy thought to ſe alt alike, A fault, wherein if ſher 
were guiltie, as it is credibly doubt les it de⸗ 
ſerueth generall repꝛoofe, and no mildecenſure of her 
berie deerefifrends, 

That like wilt ſhe was ber ie wanconly: 

deſiring like them long kept fafling, the loting 

of a man. And to ſhowe her folly the e one 
poynt, J haue heard, that wich her own hand ſhe made 
a pʒiuie ſearch in a Gentlemans round hoſe, whether he 


ware them with a rowle, after the beft faſhion - oꝛ that | 


they were vopd of all 


good ſhape and making. 


That one of her Dilkers, knowing her by naturt to 


bee thus afferted, willed him that hath married her, to 

ſew her whether be were a man able foz the field 92 no, 
and what good weapon hee carried about him: other⸗ 
wile, there was fmall hope of 8 her, and leſle "a 


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whatſoeuer, tearming each ſuter huſband,and making 


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any ptrtakers, 
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im mip ad xealonabe, but ro pppꝛeſſe . is 
cuer reckoned an app ar an: — 
6 Tbardber bug fem — 


be was ſuch alogger 
—— — — ertut, 
imagine he had beſt right to her, extept ſoaie hlmgrio | 
 fellowaeſired tofollaw, and ſup vp his le ung. 
And here (by the way) che general near is to be 


© examined; namalp, that the night the ſtzole waz puld 


from her, ſhe har abuſc offered her two lqu:rall 
ficlt to be vanquiſhed by wine, a ſhꝛewd benni | 
ſenles: rang ny to be 2 ack rd, ad 0 


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(which he was not to — 4 lhe toitd wes bats 
he would (as he did) labour ſoꝛ his ſuccefſe. And now 
thathe hath ſped, — —— yeates omiſe 
ith him, e eee eee | 


5 ger, and flatly ſaith; now he hach what he w 


* "i ne were b 
his deceaſed bꝛuther made m formers! were 


die, my nem married bother in law now ſayes no : ſs 

villa is like to tarrie pet both toz the lan andhou » 

— — vou arm the 
trauaild an unkinde requiter, 

be the laſtmanit taſe by hy * 


| | Boththe Sitters (I heare) likewiſeare together 
' |  . bytheeares, becauſe the ones te ward 


j thers, andthere is ſuchalledgt aw A och 
| na, 
ben deſerued his behatfe: that while chey lnb Ten- 
tending , and counting 


how much they 1 homer 
their paines. he turnes them off with a flop of the fin: 


let them gur ſocke what they ſhould haut. Siſters, J 
would haue vil am andpou put your gaines together 
into a bottomleſſe bag: and it at the pceres end it tn⸗ 
creaſe not, pet pe ſhall be ſurt it will not be leſſe than it 
it is. Marry. (ikye can) turne pour endeto2s anather 
tune to better avua 
wile,t be that ſo thziues by your laboꝛ mote fortunate, 

| Fie vpon atitude, cries poꝛe Richard, hee will 
* all his fo2 a poze pepper come: yet he lates 
if pꝛomiſe had been kept, fiftie pounds in eat the 
leaft haue fallen his (hare, beſide the full and 
abſolute puer ot his trade put ouer to him 
onely: where now, he is not 6ncly deceiited of the one, 
but dilappoynted of the other: and his vnkinde Siſter 


the Tripe- wife, th:t x thinke will followe ſowee ſel · 


ling even in ber graue, abbzidges him ok that paltrre 
p2erogative, and flatly m— the office Ml her ſelke. 


DO 2 Ahat 


that he ſhould enter on them alter his death: RR 


hauc, | 


ntage> elſe you will bet thought vn 


le, beware of woozrs pzamiſes, they 
— '2 SETS | 


rhe widdow, nd that it ſhe hay not come did, 
his inkhomn — — 
letter moe. 


CRhat dolly is this i ixanie mm te —— 


ſ 5  ſecretes's If it had hien ſo, fo: ſhame J 
| © hanereucalditmyſelfe- Buthence Jpercetuc ons pcs 
„ the houſhald diſquietnes, as is ſatd, bet getne b 
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her, beraule ſhe findes not what the exp 
55 . ſelle auer head and cares in 
| tub. 


. | | O what monrufull mozings wojke 
_ — an — a 


Belide, it is nomanly yart inhimto 
bow oft hee trickt the Tripe-witt 
Fi, de, A am ccatene to winke at mu 


empour behalſe, where Jha 


veokes and bellaBaremn — Tripe wee: 
ve nden, face all the les. and 
fo pee wou d oucr dare all the Pzinters : 8 
pour betters, calling them at pour owne pleaſure,and 
then turn pour tung to pour tate when you haue d 


What man? it will notſnowe al waits, neither cn 


vou 02 the beſt tenaunt pet te haue, beate downe Pales 
Church. yard. Rather: them wi:h kindnes, > 
tremii te miales nat, thep know pee tn a man 

mo2e, and will ture foz re as a man and no moze, 
IJ know averte good frend of yours, who would 


bee 


totalke with ye on them when der next meetcs pe: fo 
my part, J am ſure ye euer found me and ſo vp- 


right vnto ye in wading thozough the that as I 
would excuſe nothing, a would Jneuer iuſtfie ani 


1 + molld as it in may giver ; 


———ͤ bet it neuer ſo 
little, And though all the ſtirre about the T 
be not worth the leaſtpeece of a Tripe x _— 
that yee haue wonne the ſpurres kram them 
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