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13. She seeketh wooll, and flax, and worketh wil∣lingly with her hands.
13. Idleness is so hatefull to her, that she need not be desired to employ her self in some piece of good hous∣wifery: but of her own ac∣cord
sets up a Linen and Woollen Manufacture; to which she applies her own hands so willingly, as well as dextrously, that it appears she delights in the work. See Arg. [i]