An account of the auction concerning the ladys that have exposed themselves to vew in Lincolns-Inn Walks. : I shall not trouble you with an advertisement as the cathalogue of the Lady's does, being proposterous in the way of charracters or scribing; I shall only give you a short acconnt [sic] of the auction the lotts being one and thirty, I thought the pamphlatere had been only acquainted with that game on the cardes, I believe he intended something on the behalf of the ladys; that realtes to put, or to an Inns of Court game called In and In, but I perceive his desined measures was ether, Out or In, or In and Out, that mater relating to experiment only; which demonstration the ladys you expose may as hartily desire as their pretended purchasers at the auction. ...
[London? : s.n.,
1691]
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