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lived out of the clamor of her noife. But

beyond doubt thy dear wife Margery may

be of a much milder fpirit and have more

of her father's meeknefs than her mother's

fury in her ; but, come, Simon here is to

thee, and to thy dearly beloved Margery,

Cries Simon, if fhe was prelent how mer-

ry we fhould be ; but I fear on the wrong

fide of the mouth.

Well faid Jobfon, I vow I long to fee

her. and verily believe fhe would be as

glad to fee me ; I dare fay fhe will prove

a very good wife. Truly, neighbour Job