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… return’d, in Country  Scrapes,  his  All-a-mode  Bows and Cringes, he would needs prevail with me to Dine with him at a Tavern hard by, with some Gentlemen of his Acquaintance, which I, being an utter Stranger in the Town, very readily Embrac’d. He enter’d the Tavern first, like a Young ’Squire attended with his Fathers  Chaplin ; for a Black Coat and Band, are as great signs of … Prodigal, that he won’t wash his Hands in anything but Juice of  Oranges  and  Hungary-Water , Dines every day at the  Tavern , at the  Play-House  every Night, stirs no where without a  Coach ; and has his  Fencing-Master, Dancing-Master, …