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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
PARISH GUTT'LERS, OR THE HUMOURS OF A SELECT VESTRY, SELS., by EDWARD WARD
Sources:
ENGLISH BURLESQUE POETRY, 1700-1750.
Bond, Richmond P.
(1932)
Page 311
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