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A Man it seems that had to his Wife as good a Woman as any was in England, but
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A Man it seems that had to his Wife as good a Woman as any was in England, but
for Whoring, Lying, Swearing, Nastiness, and other such small infirmities, which made him define a Woman rightly as he thought. Says he, Women are born in Wiltshire, brought up in Cumberland, lead their lives in Bedford∣shire, (that is be in Cloth-fair near Smith∣field, till twelve a Clock every day) then bring their Husbands to Buckinghamshire, and die in Shrewsbury.