@article{559491,
      note = {Signed: J. W. },
      author = {J. W.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/559491},
      title = {Your ladyship may well be in amaze, think either Magget or  Windmill in my Crown, for being a Meddler out of my own  Sphere; yet had I Wings, I would fly to your Feet, and rely  on your Justice in hope of Pardon. A Fool is an  Extinguisher of Loves Flames. May some good Angel shield  you from that lamentable Cross. I was neither Baboon nor  Hedghog for all the Owls of Tunbridge to gaze at. If your  Gallant's Eyes want Spectacles to find a Mask, I can  compass those will fit his Nose. But last Sunday I met a  Parrot that saw your Spark reel from the Bell to salute a  Wench in a Pink Petticoat. I shall not harp any more on  those Asses, but leave them to the Devil; only tell you,  Neither Time not Fortune can alter my Heart, but shall  still rest, Madam, your most passionate Servant, .  [electronic resource] :},
      publisher = {s.n.,},
      recid = {559491},
      pages = {1 sheet :},
      address = {[London? :},
      year = {1710},
}