The lady's tragedy or, the out-landish lady's misfortunes. In three parts. 1. How a London-factor went over sea, ... 2. How this factor went over sea again, ... 3. How because he could not obtain his desires, he contrived a villanous design to act her ruine by murthering his Lord's daugh[t]er, ...
[London] : Printed for J. Blare, on London-bridge,
[1701?]
The "t" in "daughter" has failed to print.
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