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A Fellow being at a Three-penny-Ordinary, the ser∣vant brought him a very little peece of mutton in a great plat∣ter of pottage, which done, he went for Bread and Beere. At his returne hee found the man starke naked; and wondring at it, ask't him the reason why hee stript himselfe in such cold we∣ther: Marry replied he, if you had not come in as you did I had swomme to the Mutton;
for without swimming it is im∣possible ever to come at it.