_Elynor Rummin_, The famous Ale-wife of England. Written by Mr. Skelton,
Poet Laureat to King Henry the egiht.[41]
Beneath a portraiture of yᵉ said Eleanour:
“When Skelton wone the laurel crowne
My Ale put all the Ale-wives downe.”
4to. The same portraicture on the back-side of this Title. Nine leaves:
containing also the _Tunning of Eleanour of Rumming_.
Grete will be thy joy, O Reader, when thou knowest that thou mayst here
beholde the _original_ and _only_ exemplar of this cunning and especial
werke; for a sight wherof, men do report, that Maisters Stevens and
Ritson, with painful travail, left their peacefull homes in London.
Greter still will be thy contentment, gentle reader, if thou possess this
cunning tresure. Ye shal see something appertaining hereunto in my werke
ycleped Bibliomania at p. 585.