John the glover, and Jane his servant. Being an account of an antient man who had to do with his maid-servant, when she was not above twelve years old and having got her with-child, she brought forth a boy, which is carefully nursed by the wife of the fa[t]her, who dayly caryeth it about in her arms, pretending it to be her own. and now the old letcher is resolutely bent to get a girl to his boy: the turth whereof may be attested by many. Entred according to order. to the une of Moggies Jealousie

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A ballad about adultery and pregnancy.