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TWo men lying together in a Moone-shine might, they were both so extreamely stung with Gnats that they could not take their rest: Yet at length one of them of a tougher skinne then the other fell asleepe. The other lying still awake, and being still tor∣mented, bethought himselfe
how hee might secure his face from the Gnats; At length he remembred hee had beene a Whisler in a Ma•••• the Christ∣mas before, and that hee had a Vizard in his Trunke. Hee therefore rose, put it on, and presently fell asleepe. His bed-fellow rising to make water, and beholding such a face in bed with him, ran toward the Chamber doore, and cried out, The Divell; the other awake∣ned with the noise, and hea∣ring him name the Divell, (for∣getting hee had his Vizard on) made after him, & both leaping downe the staires, lay at the bottome of them well bruised, and bewrayed till morning.