Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 349
she immediatelylent him such a box on the ears, as made him reel again. TheVicar then steps up to her, and together both of them went bythe ears.—The Vicars head was broke, and Megs Cloaths torn ofther back- So the Vicar laid hold of her hair, but he being shavedshe could not have that advantage ;… … with that she began to beat a plain song between the post and Long Meg of Westminster. 329 his pate. But when he felt such pain, he roared out he wouldpay the whole—But she would not let him go, until He laid itdown, which he did, being jeered by his friends. Chap. 4. Of her fighting and conquering…
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