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A tinker coming through Cheapside, and sounding bravely on his keetle, to the tune of Have you anie work for a Tinker, a forward Linnen-Draper thought to put a Jest upon the Tinker, there being a Pillory before his door; told him that he should do well to stop those two holes, pointing to the Pillory; the Tinker returned him this answer, that if he would afford him his head and ears, that he would find a hammer and nails, and give him work into the bargain.