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One passing by the Watch at Aldgate, says the Watch men, Who's there? Says he, Mine Ar— then they acquainted the Constable with it, for using such unseem∣ly Language: then says the Worshipful Mr. Constable. How dare you use such a word to them? O Mr. Constable, says he, are you there? Though I us'd it to them, I do con∣fess I dare not to you; for in truth Sir, now I have left mine Ar— behind me. Well, says the Constable, the next time you do so▪ I will make you leave your Sword be∣hind,
and instead of casting up your sums with a pen, I shall make you do it in Coun∣ters.