Social Commentaries

On Mrs. Howlet, and Mrs. Boone.

by Thomas Jordan c. 1612–1685

From The Muses Melody in a Consort of Poetrie ([1680?])

Social Commentaries

FIckle (they say) loves Howlets daughter, she
That is his eldest, Mistris Margery:
And some suppose the wddow Boon will draw
All his Affection, (Mistress Barbara)
But will not he appear a gross Buffoon
To marry with Madg Howlet, or Bab Boone?

MLA

Jordan, Thomas. “On Mrs. Howlet, and Mrs. Boone.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/jordan/106/.

Chicago

Jordan, Thomas. “On Mrs. Howlet, and Mrs. Boone.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/jordan/106/.

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