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| Keywords: FamHis082.png en A tailpiece with 3 steins a club a roasted capon and a loaf of bread but her husband returning backe knockt at the doore The woman hearing this was amazed and knew not what to doe with her old lover but looking on her apron strings she striaght found as women use to doe a trick to put herself free from this feare; for shee put her lover under the bed the capon and bread she put under a tub the bottle of wine shee put behinde the chest and then she did open the doore and with a dissembling kisse welcomed her husband home asking him the reason why that he returned so quickly p 78 behold my spirit quoth Miles that brought me all that you have had; now bee as good as your word and swaddle him soundly I protest said the goodman your Devill is as like Goodman Stumpe the tooth-drawer as a pomewater is like an apple is it possible that your spirits can take other mens shapes Ile teach this to keepe his own shape; with that hee beat the old man soundly p 82 1916 https //archive org/details/famoushistoirieo00thom Early English Prose Romances III Fryer Bacon Edinburgh Otto Schulz Co https //archive org/stream/famoushistoirieo00thom page/82/mode/2up p 82 a reprinting of William Thoms's 1828 edition of an English prose romance available in manuscript by 1555 and first printed in 1627 Anonymous William Thoms editor other versions PD-1996 PD-1923 PD-EU-no author disclosure PD-retouched-user Harold Nelson The Famous Historie of Fryer Bacon Stein Cups in art Clubs in art Chickens in art Breads in art Wine in art Uploaded with UploadWizard Tailpieces book illustration Ornaments in Books | ||||
