The Complete Vintner: Or, the Delights of the Bottle. With the Humours of Dinner Spungers ... And Other Tavern Tormenters. A Merry Poem. To which is Added, a Song Extempore Over a Bowl of Punch. By the Author of The Cavalcade

Edward Ward

ene 1734 · Alex. Smyth; and sold

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