The conjurer; or metamorphoses of pride and humility: an humorous poetical tale: intended as a moral entertainment for both sexes in their youth, as well as a diversion for those in riper years. ...
London : printed for Edwd. Ryland & Sons, and J. Wilkie,
[1770?]
"Pr. 1s. plain. 2s. colourd" (imprint).
Apparently an adaptation of Thomas Jevon's 'The devil of a wife'.
The final leaf contains on the recto only a farewell verse, illustration and the word "finis".
The titlepage is engraved.
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