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Dedication.
My Noble Lords, Ladies and Gentry, will add to your Pleasure, and divert your Hours, when your Thoughts are unbended from the Times, Troubles, and Fatigues; to be assur'd of which, will be a perpetual Satisfaction to
Your most Humble,
Oblig'd, and
Devoted Servant,
T. D'Urfey
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