(1765). The Frolicksome widow's garland in three parts. Shewing how a wealthy old gentlewoman, having but one daughter would not let her marry her true lover because he was a sailor. How she cut off hair and dress'd herself like a proper and handsome young man; and under that disguise she went to court her mother. s.n.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)The Frolicksome Widow's Garland in Three Parts. Shewing How a Wealthy Old Gentlewoman, Having but One Daughter Would Not Let Her Marry Her True Lover Because He Was a Sailor. How She Cut off Hair and Dress'd Herself like a Proper and Handsome Young Man; and Under That Disguise She Went to Court Her Mother. [Coventry?]: s.n, 1765.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)The Frolicksome Widow's Garland in Three Parts. Shewing How a Wealthy Old Gentlewoman, Having but One Daughter Would Not Let Her Marry Her True Lover Because He Was a Sailor. How She Cut off Hair and Dress'd Herself like a Proper and Handsome Young Man; and Under That Disguise She Went to Court Her Mother. s.n, 1765.