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11. The heart of her husband doth safely trust in her, so that he shall have no need of spoil.
11. I can onely give the character of her (which may serve to direct others as well as thee, in their search after such a person) in whose cha∣stity, as well as prudence, frugality, and fidelity in or∣dering all affairs at home, her Husband hath such a
confidence, that he may go abroad, and attend the pub∣lick affairs; without the least care or solicitude what will become of his domestick con∣cerns; and not be tempted to inrich himself, or supply his own necessities, with the spoil of other men. See Arg. [h]