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The first Motion.
Med.Here Chanon Hugh, first brings to Totten-Hall
The high Constables councell, tels the Squire all;
Which, though discover'd (give the Divell his due:)
The wise of Finsbury doe still pursue.
Then with the Justice, doth he counterplot,
And his Clarke Metaphore, to cut that knot:
Whilst Lady Tub, in her sad velvet Gowne,
Missing her sonne, doth seeke him up and downe.
Tub.
With her Pol-marten bare before her.
Med.
Yes,
I have exprest it here in figure, and Mis-
tris Wispe her woman, holding up her traine.
Tub.
I' the next page, report your second straine.
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