A comely wench she was, though she luffed athwart all her old companions, when the young lord of the manor fell into her wake.

" "Whilst we drink, prank ourselves, with wenches dally, Old age upon's at unawares doth sally.

She told her friends, that London was in confusion by the insolence of servants; that scarcely a wench was to be got for all work, since education had made such numbers of fine ladies; that nobody would now accept a lower title than that of a waiting-maid, or something that might qualify her to wear laced shoes and long ruffles, and to sit at work in the parlour window.