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A Vaporing Coxcomb, introducing himself, as he did always, into all Com∣panies where pretty Ladies were, was tel∣ling the Ladies how such a one gave him a Ring, and t'other a Favour, and t'other a Kiss, and abundance more; which a Gen∣tleman that knew him very well, knew that he lied in all he said: and so whipt him in such terms that he did not under∣stand: For, says he, Ladies you must believe this Gentleman; for I have often been in his
company, and among very pretty Ladies too, and they hove lov'd him so well, that they doat∣ed upon his very absence; and when many times be intruded himself among them, they would desire him to bestow his absence upon them. Law you there now Ladies, will you believe me ano∣ther time? says he.