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A Reverend Man seeing a very chole∣rick couple, married, and living lovingly, asked how they did to live so peaceably and comfortably together? To whom the man answered, When my Wives sit comes upon her, I yield to her; and when my fit is upon me, she yields to me; and so we ne∣ver strive together, but asunder.