A new copy of verses, composed on a certain young vvoman, living in this neighbourhood, and known to be the chief beauty thereof. The words by ... a young gentleman, who is ... smitten with her ... charms, and were lately enclosed in a letter to her.
W. M.,shop-keeper.
[London?,
1730?]
A slip-song - "Susannah the lovely the charming and fair,".
The woodcut above the title shows a lady with a gentleman; on the left side in square brackets: "Mrs. S. N. clear-starcher." and on the right also in square brackets: "Mr. W. M. shop-keeper.", i.e. the "young gentleman .. smitten".
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