Citation - Boston Evening Post (Fleet): 1754.03.25

BEP(F.754.007
25 Mar 1754:11,12 (969)
From the Humourist.  Of Fancy. . . [11, 4th para., 6 lines
up from bottom]..  I stole out of the Seraglio one moon
light night, and walked five hundred leagues before morning;
and then I arrived at a certain King's court, where, by my
good dancing, and my skill in dress, I merited the King's
daughter, and had her given me for a wife; but she proved
such an errant scold, that there was no living with her, so
we were divorced. . .