"A Peace Offering to God: a Sermon preached," &c., by Stephen Marshall,
B.D. 1641.
"Not like tavernes, and alehouses, howses of lewd and debauched
persons, where _Zim and Jim_ dwels, dolefull creatures, fitt only to be
agents to Satan."--P. 50.
I conclude with a rather interesting scrap, which I do not remember to have
met with elsewhere, from
"The Ruine of the Authors and Fomentors of Ciuill Warre; a Sermon,"
&c., by Samuel Gibson. 1645.
"There was a good motto written ouer the gates at Yorke, at King James
the Firste his firste entraunce into that city:
'Suavis Victoriæ amor populi.'
_i. e._ the sweete victorie is the love of the people."--P. 27.