Selected quad for the lemma: lord_n

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lord_n	john_n	sir_n	walter_n	18,914	5	11.6868	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A89926	Newes from the New Exchange, or The commonvvealth of ladies, drawn to the life, in their severall characters and concernments.	Neville, Henry, 1620-1694.	1650 (1650)	Wing N510; Thomason E590_10; ESTC R203016	11,178	24

Ladies is excellent at the beginning of h●alths viz. To the best in Christendome and at the ending of stories for she fits them all with a baudy Comment She is Honored with the title of Lady-Governesse to the three illustrious Sister VVorthies Mistris Mohun Mistris Harris and Mistris Cambell her chiefe designe is to reconcile and compose all differences betwixt the two former and then when these foure are together there will be a society for the * The Devil Tavern DEVILL their Maxim being this They 're fooles that will not these examples follow And once a week meet at the great APOLLO If any of these Ladies want a pouder'd and patch't old fool to wait upon Them let them send to my L. North whose Coach and himself will be ready at a Call especially if it be upon a visit to my Lady Kent 's about supper time where they are all upon Free-Quarter By way of conclusion we are in the last place to give notice of certain Ladies called Coursers whose Recreation lies very much upon the New Exchange about 6. a clock at night where you may fit your self with ware of all sorts and sizes But take heed of my Lady Sandy's for she sweeps the Exchange like a Chain'd Bullet with Mr. Howard in one hand and Fitz Iames in the other There is my Lady Katherine Scot with Mr. Salkeld The new widdow Sandys with Col. Bredridge The Lady Montague with Mr. Brown The 2. Mrs. Skipwiths with Sir Iohn Morley Mrs. Wintour in contemplation of David Walter Mrs. Kirk with Col. Rainsford The Lady Mary Sheldon with Mr. Vowell Mrs. Luson and Sir Thomas Sandys The Lord Blaney and Mrs. Roper The Lord Middlesex and the Lady Thimblebee Mrs. Wild and Mr. Touchet The Lady Crompton and Mr. Cranfield Mrs. Wenman and my Lord Denbigh The Lady Cary and Dudly Sonds Mrs. Crew and Mr. Broncker Mrs. Finch for a VVhiffler Mrs. Jones and George Colt and sometimes Mr. Coghill Mrs. Kingsmell all alone The Corbet Family with who they can get The Lady Fulgeum with the Lord Northampton The Lady Peter and the Lord North. The Lady Downs and the Lord Sherwood The 7. Sisters of the Lord Sandys and the foure Mistris Somes's very fleet Coursers The Lady Norton and Mr. Edwards Sir Thomas Longevile hopping before twenty women and the Lord VVindsor Cum multis aliis quas nunc perscribere longum est These and many more you may buy but beware you repent not your Bargain In our next Annals if the humor hold we will give you a more particular Relation In the mean time God bless the Authors from the Blades that swagger From Poyson Pistoll from the sword and dagger A Post-script to the intelligent Readers Martialis lib. 6. Epig. 45. Lusistis satis est lascivi cedite Cunni Permissa est vobis non nisi casta Venus Lib. 5. Epig. 6● Crispulus iste quis est uxori semper adhaeret Qui Mariane tuae Crispulus iste quis est Nescio quid dominae teneram qui garrit inaurem Et Sellam cubito dexteriore premit Nil mihi respondes uxoris res agit inquis Iste meae Res uxoris agit res nullas Crispulus iste Res non uxoris res agit iste tuas Lib. 7. Epig. 9 .ad Olum Centenis futuit Matho millibus Ole quid ad te Illud dissimulas ad te quod pertinet Ole Quodque magis curae convenit esse tuae Uxor Maecha tibi est hoc ad te pertinet Ole Sed quid agas ad me pertinet Ole nihil Lib. 9. Epig. 42. Pontice quòd nunquàm futuis sed pellice laevâ Uteris veneri servit amica manus Hoc nihil esse putas scelus est mihi crede sed ingens Quantum vix animo concipis ipse tuo Ipsam crede mihi naturam dicere rerum I stud quod digitis Pontice perdis homo est Lib. 11. Epig. 23. Divisit natura mares pars una puellis Una viris genita est ut ere parte tuâ FINIS