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A Lusty Young Man was earnest with his Father to be married, and after much importunity he was married to a Neigh∣bours Daughter; he had not been Married six Months, but he look'd so bad, and was so ill and so feeble, that he could scarce stand upon his Legs; alittle after he spi'd a Butcher running over a plowed Field af∣ter a mad Bull, then he askt him, why he did so? he told him to tame him: O, says he, let him be married, let him be married, if that don't tame him I'll be hanged.