12. A Soliciters Daughter, not streight but a good Face. 4000

13. Two Sisters, tall handsome Women, lodging by

_Shooe Lane_, each 1000

14. A Plummers Daughter, in _Fleet Street_, brisk and

airy, not to be bought under a Coach and 6. 1200

15. A Taylor's Daughter in the same Court, with a

Flaxen Tow'r to cover her Carret head, worth 800

16. A Fat Widdow of _S^t Brides_ Parish, she is but a

little foolish, a Lumping Penny worth, 200

17. An Ale house keepers Daughter in _Bell-yard_, worth 0000

(To advance a Cravat String of 18^d each bidding)

18. A Barbers Wife near _S^t Dunstans_ Church, lately

divorced from her Husband, a pretty Woman,

and fit for service. What you please

19. The Widdow of the Famous _Dr S----fold_, late

Student in Physick Astrology and Poetry, besides

her Talent in a Napkin. 200 per. Ann.

20. A young Orphan, Right Honourable by the Fathers

side, and Right by the Mothers 3000

One a Licence had got [12.]

For to begg, God wot,

And of a poor Scholar begg'd a Doller;

Thou hast Lice I do fear,

But no sence, I swear,

For to begg of a very poor Scholar.

[18.] An Author's House being on fire whilst he was poring on his

Books, he called to his Wife and bad her look to it. _You know_, says

he, _I don't concern myself with the household_.

[17.] One parting a Fray, was cut into the Scul: says the Surgeon,

Sir, one may see your brains: Nay then I'l be hang'd, says he, for if

I had had any brains, I had never come there.

[17.] A Gentleman losing his way galloping furiously over the plow'd

Lands towards _Tame_, and meeting one, said, Friend is this the way to

_Tame?_ Yes Sir, says he, your Horse, if he be as wild as the Devil.

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