the Mariage aux lanterneswell, this will be the Mariage en railway, or the Marriage by Steam!

in the 26 homily upon Gen.] Saint John Chrisostome in the fiftie & sixt homily uppon the booke of Genesis, intreatinge or speaking of the mariage of Jacob, doth very much condemne daunsescalling them diuilish.

J'augurois beaucoup de ce mariage avec Marton; je croyois qu'il m'oublieroit; et point du tout, il n'est question de rien.

And now set forwards: Lords, let us be gone To solemnize two mariages in one.

The same female Levity is no less fatal to them after Mariage than before: It represents to their Imaginations the faithful prudent Husband as an honest tractable