8vo. 36pp. With a half-title. Attractive engraved vignette, printed in sepia, to title page. Disbound. Light damp-staining at foot, scattered spotting.

The sole edition of a satirical poem by Anglican clergyman John Savage (1673-1747), printed by William Bowyer; whose records show 750 copies printed. The poem contrasts the fashions of court with those of a country clergyman, written in rhyming couplets to emphasise the dichotomy of such lifestyles, and to add a degree of sarcastic ornamentation to provincial life.