"The Complete Angler. 



flip together,and the next day every 

 man leave fifhing,and fall to his bu- 

 finefs. 



Viat. 'Tisamaixh, and I wil pro- 

 vide you a Song or a Ketch againft 

 then too, that fhal give fome additi- 

 on of mirth to the company; for we 

 wil be merrie. 



Fife. 'Tisamatchmymafters:; 

 lets ev'n fay Grace,and turn to the 

 fire, drink the other cup to wet our 

 whiffles, and fo fing away all fad 

 thoughts. 



Come on my mafters, who be- 

 gins ? I think it is beft to draw cuts 

 and avoid contention. 



Pet.lt is a match. Look, the fliort- 

 eft Cut fals to Coridon. 



Cor. Well then, I wil begin; for 

 I hate contention. 



CORILGNS Song. 



Oh thefweet contentment 

 The country man doth find! 



High 



