There’s a trim rabble let in ; are all theſe Your faithful friends o’th’ ſuburbs?

In some parts of the Indies they use a kind of bread called cassava, which is made from a certain root called yucca. The yucca root is large and thick. It is cut into small pieces and grated and squeezed in a sort of press, and what is left resembles a thin cake that is very long and broad, almost like a shield. Dried, this is the bread that they eat; it has no taste and is perfectly insipid but is wholesome and nourishing.

to lade water out of a tub, or into a cistern

Mr. Doe's account of the accident was made from whole cloth.