The comforts of matrimony, : being a comical and diverting dialogue, which happened between an old woman of forescore and ten, and a youth about nineteen years of age, with whom she lately married. Containing the many questions he ask'd her and the complaisant answers she gave him promising obedience in every respect, and more perhaps than it is in the power of any woman to perform..
[London] : Printed in Stonecutter-Street, near the Fleet-Market.,
[1775?]
Woodcut on title page
ESTC
Marriage
England London.