The breath of life. Being an account of a young man that went to sea, thinking it a pleasant life; but soon found his mistake. Prettily expressed in sea-terms.
[London?,
1760?]
In four columns with the title and two woodcuts above the first two; the columns are separated by ornamental rules.
In this edition the fifteenth line in the first column reads: "But not the sorrow, grief, nor woe," and the first line of the third column "And spill yeur [sic] sails my hearts of gold,".
Verse - "When first I drew the breath of life,".
ESTC