MATRIMONY.

OR,

Looking glass for all Those who have Enter'd in that Holy and Comfortable State. herein are sum'd up all those Blessings that attend a Married Life.

Dedicated to Batchelors and Widdowers.

London. Printed in the Year, 1706.

The Fifteen Comforts of Matrimony.

The First Comfort of Matrimony.

The Second Comfort of Matrimony.

The Third Comfort of Matrimony.

The Fourth Comfort, &c.

The Fifth Comfort, &c.

The Sixth Comfort, &c.

The Seventh Comfort, &c.

The Eighth Comfort, &c.

The Ninth Comfort, &c.

The Tenth Comfort, &c.

The Eleventh Comfort, &c.

The Twelfth Comfort, &c.

The Thirteenth Comfort of Matrimony.

The Fourteenth Comfort of Matrimony.

The Fifteenth Comfort of Matrimony.

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MATRIMONY.

BEING

Real Encouragements for all Single Persons of both Sexes to Marry as soon as ever they can get Wives and Husbands, in order to avoid the danger of leading Apes in Hell; with sutable Directions for that purpose.

Dedicated to Married Men and Women.

Licensed and Enter'd according to Order.

LONDON, Printed and Sold by Henry Hills, in Black-Fryars, near the Water-side.

The Batchelors and Maids Answer to the Fifteen Comforts of Matrimony.

Answer to the First Mock Comfort.

Answer to the Second Mock Comfort.

Answer to the Third mock Comfort.

Answer to the Fourth Mock Comfort.

Answer to the Fifth Mock Comfort.

Answer to the Sixth Mock Comfort.

Answer to the Seventh Mock Comfort.

Answer to the Eighth Mock Comfort.

Answer to the Ninth Mock Comfort.

Answer to the Tenth Mock Comfort.

Answer to the Eleventh Mock Comfort.

Answer to the Twelfth Mock Comfort.

Answer to the Thirteenth Mock Comfort.

Answer to the Fourteenth Mock Comfort.

Answer to the Fifteenth Mock Comfort.

ADVERTISEMENT.

At the Pastry-School, over against the Compter in Shovel-Ally in Wood-street, near Cheapside; is Sold, a never failing Oyntment that Cures the GOUT, altho the Party be reduced to his Crutches,and that in two or three Days time; having often been found True by Experience, to the great Ease and Comfort of many: It also Cures Rheumatick Pains. Likewise a Cure for the Tooth-Ach, which Infallibly Cures without Drawing.

The Pleasures of a Town-Life.

Dedicated to the Youth of the present Age.

By the Author of the Fifteen Comforts of Matrimony.

LONDON Printed in the YEAR, 1706.

The PREFACE.

I am in a little pain lest the Title shou'd give Offence to some, whom I am unwilling to disoblige; yet I hope be more Judicious, when they see the design will allow it both their Pardon and Approbation: for 'tis more than a little odds, had I call'd it the Fifteen Plagues of Whoring, whether the young Gentlemen most concerned in it, would have given themselves the trouble to peruse it. As they are Children in their Actions, they must be dealt with like Children, and have their Horn-books Gi[*?]ou the back. This is all the Apology I have to make; which I hope the Moral will explain, and supply all else that might be said upon that Head. Among all other Debaucheries, as the principal, and leading Vice, I shall begin with Whoring.

The Fifteen Comforts of Whoring

The First Comfort of Whoring.

The Second Comfort of Whoring.

The Third Pleasure of a Town Life.

The Fourth Pleasure of a Town Life.

The Fifth Comfort of a Town Life.

The Sixth Comfort of a Town Life.

The Seventh Pleasure of a Town Life.

The Eighth Pleasure of a Town Life.

The Ninth Pleasure of a Town Life.

The Tenth Pleasure of a Town Life,

The Eleventh Pleasure of a Town Life.

The Twelfth Plague of a Town Life,

The Thirteenth Pleasure of a Town Life.

The Fourteenth Pleasure of a Town Life.

The Fifteenth Pleasure of a Town Life.

Cuckoldom.

Written by a noted Cuckold in the New-Exchange in the Strand.

Printed in the Year 1706.