Well may it lodge in meane and countrey homes Where povertie and labour keepes them downe, Short sleepes and hands made hard with Thuscan Woll, But never comes to great mens Pallaces Where ease and riches stirring thoughts beget, Provoking meates and surfet wines inflame; Where all there setting forth's but to be wooed, And wooed they would not be but to be wonne.

Heare you shall finde mee Or in the waye home; for in all this villaige I woll not leave a howse, a place unsearcht.

Will, according to Webster, was anciently written woll: hence won't acquired the o, which is long in Walker's orthoëpy.

These forms are sometimes found in books; as, "WONT, a contraction of woll not, that is, will not.

Got returns of woll 7 1/2 fleece 5 1/4 bellies. 5th.