Wit at will; or, The young ones, too cunning for the old ones. In three parts. Part I, How one Mr Cravea' , a gentleman of Suffolk, would have married his daughter to one Harry Starvebelly, a rich old usueer of the same county. Part II. How she out-witted her father, and put a trick upon the old miser, in marrying him to a poor cousin of her's: also how she married a ploughman her first love..
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Gillan, Alexander, -1810.
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