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A Q••aker having took a Lodging at the Kings-Arms Inn in Holbourne; the House being full, a damming Blade came up into the Room, and would have hectored him out, but the Qua∣ker told him 'twas his Room, and by Yea, and Nay, he should not come there.
The Hector began to thunder out his Oa••hs, and to strike him; but the Quaker being a stout Fellow, return∣ed him his Blows with Int••rest, and at last very fairly kicked him down stairs, upon which the Master of the House sent up the Tapster to know what was the Cause of this noise above, he told h•••• '••was nothing ••ut that Yea, and Nay had kickt God Damme down Stairs.