_This is_ Bien Bowse, _this is_ Bien Bowse, _Too little is my skew._ _I_ Bowse _no_ Lage, _but a whole_ Gage _Of this ile_ Bowse _to you._ _This_ Bowse _is better than_ Rom-Bowse, _It sets the_ Gan _a gigling;_ _The_ Autem Mort _finds better sport_ _In_ Bowsing _than in_ nigling. _Tis better than_ Peckidge, Plannam, _Than_ Yarum, Loure, _or_ Lage; _Then lift the same up to thy_ Nab, _And_ Bowse _off a whole_ Gage. Being thus rowsed, and having shaken our eares a little, the _Upright man_ (who was the Bel-weather of the flock) appointed out the station wherein every one should go, prefixing a day wherein we were all to meet again. My _Doxy_ and I had a particular walk assigned unto us, wherein we were to travel, and not to intrench upon any of the others limits; whilst I thus rambled about with her, I learned of her the several qualities and offices of the Brother-hood, and how they were distinguished from each other according to their degrees of _superiority_ and _inferiority_: the men were divided into these twenty several sorts. 1 _Upright men._ 2 _Rufflers._ 3 _Anglers._ 4 _Rogues._ 5 _Wilde Rogues._ 6 _Priggers of Prancers._ 7 _Palliards, or Clapperdugeons._ 8 _Fraters._ 9 _Quire Birds._ 10 _Abraham-men._ 11 _Whip-jacks._ 12 _Counterfeit Crancks._ 13 _Dummerars._ 14 _Jack-men._ 15 _Patrico’s._ 16 _Irish Toyles._ 17 _Swigmen._ 18 _Glymmerars._ 19 _Curtalls._ 20 _Kinchen Co’s._ Of the Women kinde were only these six. 1 _Kitchen Morts._ 2 _Dells._ 3 _Doxies._ 4 _Walking Morts._ 5 _Autem Morts._ 6 _Bawdy Baskets._ And now what these several sorts of people are, you shall hear by their descriptions. 1. An _Upright-man_ is the chief of all the Ragged Regiment, he walks like a Commander with a short Truncheon in his hand which he calls his _Filch-man_; pretends himself to be a decayed Souldier, and claimes a share in all the Booties which any other inferior _Rogues_ do get; he hath all the _Morts_ and _Doxies_ at his beck, and can command them from any other of the _Gang_ at his pleasure. By this description you see there is a great deal of difference betwixt an _Upright man_ and an _honest man_. 2 A _Ruffler_ is the same in Conditions as an _Upright man, like to like quoth the_ Devil _to the_ Collier; they both of them pretend themselves to be decayed Souldiers, are both of them very imperious over the inferior Subjects of their _Common-wealth_: receiving tribute also from _Rogues_, _Palliards_, _Morts_, _Doxies_, _&c._