London Printed for George Vincent, and are to be sold at his Shoppe in Woodstreete. 1611.

Euery yeere at Buttor they make and vnmake a Village, with houses and shoppes made of strawe, and with all things necessarie to their vses, and this village standeth as long as the ships ride there, and till they depart for the Indies, and when they are departed, euery man goeth to his plot of houses, and there setteth fire on them, which thing made me to maruaile.

| London, | Printed for Thomas Walkley, and are to | be solde at his shoppe, at the signe of the | Eagle and Childe, in Brittaines Bursse.

Then Merry must passe to Beeches shoppe, who must sit in his shop, and Winchester his boy stand by: Beech reading.

I, now I am; boy, looke you tend the shoppe; If any aske, come for me to the Bull.

Thomas Winchester, go quicklie to your shoppe: What, sit you still?

[When the boy goeth into the shoppe Merrie striketh six blowes on his head & with the seaventh leaves the hammer sticking in his head; the boy groaning must be heard by a maide who must crye to her Maister.

Or can you tell me what hose or shooes he ware, At that same time when he forsooke the shoppe? 3.

But who is that that brings a heavy loade, Behinde him on a painefull porters backe? Gen. Praie, Gentlemen, which call you Beeches shoppe? 2 Neig.

LONDON Printed by Augustine Mathewes, for WILLIAM SHEARES, and HVGH PERRIE, and are to be sold at their shoppe, in Brittaines Burse.

Late one morning, he was at the Wailana Coffee Shoppe when a young woman sat down across from him.

The building had been opened two or three years, when the Queen signified her intention of paying it a visit of inspection; but so many of the shops still remained unoccupied, that Sir Thomas found it necessary to go round to the shopkeepers, and beseech them "to furnish and adorne it with wares and wax lights, in as many shoppes as they either could or woulde, and they should have all those so furnished rent-free for that yeare.

London, printed by Aug. Mathewes for Thomas Jones, and are to be sold at his shoppe in Saint Dunstane's Churchyard in Fleete Street.

A dark man came to our office, to your gift shoppes.

A dark man came to our office, to your gift shoppes.

And because they should not be suspected, they left their house and shoppe, with some wares therein vnsolde, in custody of a Dutch boy, by vs prouided for them, that looked vnto it.

And although they vsed all the meanes they could to keepe him there, yet he would not stay, but hired an house without the Cloister, and opened shoppe, where he had good store of worke: and in the end married a Mestizos daughter of the towne, so that he made his account to stay there while he liued.

At London | Printed for Thomas Walkley, and are to bee sold | at his shoppe at the Eagle and Childe in | Brittans-Bursse. 1619.