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11. (She is loud and stubborn, her feet abide not in her house.
11. This is her character: She is full of talk, and of bold unseemly courtship; unruly and not to be con∣trouled or broke of her will; idle also and always gadding abroad, as if she had no bu∣siness (but with her foolish Lovers) at home.