Parley the porter : an allegory : shewing how robbers without can never get into an house unless there are traitors within.

Includes 1 woodcut.First sentence: "There was once a certain gentleman who had a house or castle situated in the midst of a great wilderness, but inclosed in a garden."Woodcut: title-page vignette, signed 'Lee' (i.e. John Lee).At head of title: Cheap Repository.Approximate date established from Brown, P. London publishers and printers c.1800-1870.By Hannah More; signed Z on p. 16.Mode of access: Internet.Copy in McGill Library Rare Books and Special Collections: bound with: The two wealthy farmers, or, The history of Mr. Bragwell : in seven parts. London : Sold by Howard and Evans ..., [between 1801 and 1811]. Bound together subsequent to publication with 47 other chapbooks, with binder's title: Repository of Moral & Religious Tracts. Bound in brown sheep over boards