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A43169	Head, Richard, 1637?-1686?	The miss display'd, with all her wheedling arts and circumventions in which historical narration are detected, her selfish contrivances, modest pretences, and subtil stratagems / by the author of the first part of The English rogue.	1675		.xml	application/xml	28639	414	26	She was now in a peck of troubles , and in such a h at , for she had no leisure to cool her self , that she was almost sweltred ; never was there a sultred fat Hostefs in R●m Alley in Trinity-Tearm , nor Pig-Roaster in Rartholome● Fair , could complain so justly : but what added misery to her vexation , she could not tell to whom 〈◊〉 impart hers and Cornelia's condition ; 't was bootless to think of another Doctor without a Urinal , for she could give no account or signes of the Distemper ; As she was walking in the street , musing with her self , she met with an old acquaintance who was come down too upon some notable design , a Gossip that had with some success practised Physick , and was , to compleat her skill , Mother-Midnight : This Doctress hearing all that Polyandria spake freely said no more then what Frier Bacon's du● servant thought not worth notice to his Master , T●ne is ; intimating , That if her former enjoyments were not repeated and renewed she would absolutely fall into some desperate distemper , which might deprive her of her life . Like a Watch from a Fire-ship she will turn her self to a Caterpillar , and destroys many a hopefull young Gentlemans Health and Estate in the Blossom ; and when she turns Land-Syren● , she proves more dangerous then those in the Ocean ; for , he that falls into her hands runs a threefold hazard of Shipwracking , not onely his Fortune , but Soul and Body to boo● .	cache/A43169.xml	txt/A43169.txt
