Citty w. Oh! woman, the most hardfavoured newes, and without all conscience: they say theres a statute made, any woman that buries her husband is not to marrie againe of two monthes after.

Another brings Letters of commendation from the Constable of the Parish, or the Church-warden, of his good behaviour and bringing up, how he could write and reade written hand; further desiring that his Father would request my Father that his Fathers Sonne might marrie my Fathers Daughter and heele make her a joynter of a hundred pound a yeare, and beget three or foure fooles to boote.

The story is as follows: A young and beautiful lady marries early a gentleman of good family who dies within a year of their marriage.

Non, Monsieur." "Non? Not marrie 'Sieur George?

"She shall marrie oo she want!"

Captaine be not dismaid, Ile marrie thee,