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A fair young Lady being upon occasion at the Assizes in Oxford; and seeing the She∣riff, who was a very fair young Gallant, to wait upon the Judge, that was an old man, to and fro, as there was occasion; her friend askt her, if she was put to her choice, which she had most mind to marry; the Judge or the Sheriff? She told him the She∣riff. Why so? says he. Why truly, says she, I do confess I love Judgment well, but I love Excution much better.