When the last groanes of many thousand mett And like commixed Whirlwindes fill'd our eares.

Like huge Collosses they've together mett Their shoulders, to support a world of Witt.

I did not hate thee at the first, though there we mett enemyes; and if thou & I take our leaves at the Gallowes, prithee letts part friends.

Faith, there he mett with you.

Then any enemies march I ever mett with.

Stir not a foote, For he that do's has mett his preist.

My expectation of the Lawz well mett!

And thanne in that contree, dwellen manye gode Cristene men, the whiche that laften hire godes, and wolde han fled in to Grece: and whan they weren in a playn, that highte Megon, anon this cursed emperour mett with hem, with his hoost, for to have slayn hem, and hewen hem to peces.

Yes indeed Sir, but we left our fellowes to wait for once, and cood not chuse in pure love to your worships, but we must needs come, and meet you, before you mett our Ladies, to tell you a secret. Omnes.

Y'are well mett.

happylie mett.

Frends we mett, frends we parte: if you please me I may prayse you, if you seeke me you may fynd me, a loves littill that loves longe; and so I leave you to the tuytion.

We have the author's testimony that the three parts "mett a Better Reception then they Deservd," and indeed the piece was extraordinarily successful, running through no less than six separate editions before its inclusion in her collected "Secret Histories, Novels and Poems" in 1725.

Well, mett, good Mr. Mildewe. Mildewe.

I have asked all I mett and demanded of all I have seene.

where? Mee thought the water mett mee the half way And lept up full three stepps to meete my pale.

Nay if there bee in any bawde a sowle This nowe hath mett the body.

"After this Thomas Bracy giuing out some words, that he suspected Katherin Gooddy Harrison of witchcraft, Katherin Harrison mett Thomas Bracy and threatned Thomas telling him that shee would be euen with him.