"A wily wench there was (as I have read) Who us’d to capricorn her husband’s head."
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"A Cuckold with a Witnesse", A Strappado for the Devil (1615)
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Richard Brathwait
Richard Brathwait (or Brathwaite, Braithwaite; 1588 – 4 May 1673) was an English poet.
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