the Woodden dishes, every one provided but my self, but I was soon suppli’d by a young Rum-Mort that sate next me intended for my sporting mate. A health went round to the Prince of _Maunders_, another to the Great Duke of _Clapperdogeons_, a third to the Marquess of _Doxy Dells_, & _Rum Morts_, a fourth, to the Earl of _Clymes_; neither did we forget, _Haly_, _Abbas_, _Albumazar_, _Arcandam_, with the rest of the Waggoners, that strive who shall be principal in driving _Charles_ his Wain. Most part of the night we spent in Boozing, pecking rumly or wapping, that is drinking, eating, or whoreing, according to those termes they use among themselves. Jealousie was a thing they never would admit of in their Society, and to make appear how little they were tainted therewith, the males and females lay promiscuously together, it being free for any of the Fraternity to make choice of what _Doxie_ he liked best, changing when he pleased. They plyed me so oft with their _Rum-booz_ (as they called it) and pleased me so well in giving me a young Girle to dally with, who (though in Rags, and with a skin artificially discolloured tawny) yet I was not so ignorant, as not to understand good flesh, and what properties went to the compleating a votaress for _Venus_ service. I was so tickled in my fancy with this pretty little wanton Companion, that for her sake, I was very well content to list my self one of that Ragged Regiment. And that which added to the induceing me to this resolution, was my want of money, and what I suffered in those two foregoing hard dayes fare among the Nut Trees. I first acquainted my _Doxie_ with my intent, who glad to hear thereof, gave it vent, and broacht it to the rest, who unanimously with joy imbraced me; and to gratify my inagravation _tipt_ to each other a Gage of _Booz_, and so went round. The fumes of drink had now ascended into their brain, wherefore they _coucht a Hogs-head_, and went to sleep. CHAP. V. _Wherein he relates what manner of People they were in whose Society he entered himself, division of their Tribes, Manners, Customes, and Language._