Sentence:  In the much-plagiarized "A Manifest Detection of the most vile and detestable use of Dice-play" [l552] the probable author, Gilbert Walker, recounts this anecdote of an old bawd who attempts to "<WSD>revirginate</WSD>" one of her girls to trick a gull who who insists upon bedding only virgins: "This Mother Bawd undertook to serve his turn according to his desire, and having at home a well-painted, mannerly harlot, as good a maid as Fletcher's mare, that bare three great foals, went in the morning to the apothecary's for half a pint of sweet water, that commonly is called surfling water, or clinker-device, and on the way homeward turned into a nobleman's house to visit his cook, and old acquaintance of hers. 
Meaning of the word marked with <WSD> tags:  To restore to virginity; to make into a virgin again.