Humour, Wit, & Satire of the Seventeenth Century - Unknown

[²¹⁹] Cozening, cheating.

[94.] A Country fellow going down Ludgate Hill, his heels by chance slipping from him, fell upon his Breech: one standing by, told him that London Streets were stout and scornful: It may be so, quoth he, yet I made them to kisse my Breech, as stout as they were.

The London Ladies Vindication
of
Top-Knots:
With the many Reasons that She shows for the Continuation
of the same:
As also proving Men to be as Proud as themselves.

To the Tune of, Here I love, There I love: Or, The two English Travellers.

Licensed according to Order.

[112.]Young Women and Damsels that love to go fine,

Come listen a while to this Ditty of mine,

In spight of all Poets, brave Girls, we will wear

The London Ladies VindicationofTop-Knots:With the many Reasons that She shows for the Continuationof the same:As also proving Men to be as Proud as themselves.

The London Ladies Vindication
of
Top-Knots:
With the many Reasons that She shows for the Continuation
of the same:
As also proving Men to be as Proud as themselves.