To those who do not yet know of which gender _Bruscambille_ is------inasmuch as a prologue upon long noses might easily be done by either------'twill be no objection against the simile--to say, That when my father got home, he solaced himself with _Bruscambille_ after the manner in which, 'tis ten to one, your worship solaced yourself with your first mistress------that is, from morning even unto night: which, by the bye, how delightful soever it may prove to the inamorato--is of little or no entertainment at all to by-standers. ----Take notice, I go no farther with the simile--my father's eye was greater than his appetite--his zeal greater than his knowledge--he cool'd--his affections became divided----he got hold of _Prignitz_--purchased _Scroderus_, _Andrea Parus_, _Bouchet's_ Evening Conferences, and above all, the great and learned _Hafen Slawkenbergius_; of which, as I shall have much to say by and by --I will say nothing now.
Once home, he solaced himself with Bruscambille after the manner in which, 'tis ten to one, your worship solaced yourself with your first mistress - that is, from morning unto night.
Take note, I go no farther with the simile. My father's eye was greater than his appetite - he cooled - his affections became divided - he purchased Prignitz, Scroderus, Paraeus, Bouchet's Evening Conferences, and above all, the great and learned Hafen Slawkenbergius; about which, as I shall have much to say by and by - I will say nothing now.