6. ob: The water is not wholsome.

Ans: If they mean, not so wholsome as y^e good beere and wine in

London, (which they so dearly love,) we will not dispute with them; but

els, for water, it is as good as any in the world, (for ought we knowe,)

and it is wholsome enough to us that can be contente therwith.

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