Yea and nay found out and discover'd : being a comical and diverting account of a certain Quaker who as he was walking up Fleet-Street, met with Black Hannah, a Drury Lane virgin, and told her the spirit mov'd him to please her to admiration. How she carry'd him home to her lodgings and pick'd his pocket of fifty guineas and a gold watch, after which four bullies toss'd him in a blanket, then daub'd him all over with tar, and roll'd him in a bed of feathers, and then made him hold forth, and hir'd four link-boys to light him to his house, where a comical dialogue pass'd between him and his wife Rachel..
London: : Printed for Simon Pure.,
[1775?]
Bookseller's name in imprint is false.
Woodcut on title page.
ESTC
England London.