Those that are desirous to see a Mill 

 sawing Timber, there shall their desires 

 bee fully satisfied, seeing a Mill by a 

 Water-course^ keepe a dozen Sawes on 

 worke together. As also by the like 

 streame of water, a dozen Spitts or 

 Broches turned at once. Which turning, 

 turnes all Turn-spit Jacks out of counte- 

 nance, though they be never so sawcie, 

 and their tongues runne on Wheeles, yet, 

 this Water-worke^ workes them out of all 

 favour with the Cooke, that loves to doe 

 much with little labour, whom the Jacks 

 distemper (which often happens) soone 

 makes hott as a Tost, because (like a 

 Cricket) he lives ever about Fyre. 



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