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An ingenious young man that was set to a Borrding School to learn latine and to write, and after he had been there more than two years, his fa∣ther sent him a letter that he should write to him, that he might see how he had profited both in his
learning and his writeing; and so very Scholastical∣ly directs his letter to his father thus, To my most obe∣dient Father, which is my Mothers Husband, at the house where they live: Says a man to him, They won't find the house by this direction: Puh, says he, no body but knows my fathers house, for if I were in the Town I could find it my self, and yet I have not been there this two years: and at the end he subscri∣bed thus, I cease ever to be your dutifull Son: and so forth.