Hells nightwalker: or, The Devil in petticoats. : Being a dismal ditty concerning two gentlemen, who went to pick up a fine lady, as they thought, walking in Covent-Garden and afterwards over a glass of wine, cast lots who should lye with her that night, but that gentleman, on whom the fatal lot fell, was hurry'd away in the night, and never since heard on, the lady supposed to be a devil, it being a timely warning to all people of that abominable sin of whoredom. Tune of, forgive me if your looks I thought..
[London] : Printed for Charles Barnet.,
[1694]
Caption title.
Place and date of publication from Wing.
In verse.
First line: Good people all I pray give ear.
Printed in two columns.
Crawford, J.L.L. Engl. ballads,
Wing (2nd ed.)
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