Moll Cutpurse in breeches with sword and pipe, her famous backward hand and all.
Shaped: Cut XLIX, Thug Lyfe (Moll Cutpurse).
Source: the original on Wikimedia Commons, with its full record and licence.
Here endeth this leaf of the Cabinet, which ſheweth The Roaring Girle. Or Moll Cut-Purse (London: Nicholas Okes for Thomas Archer, 1611), the work of Thomas Middleton and Thomas Dekker and not of this preſs. The image is from Wikimedia Commons (public domain), from Boston Public Library (Thomas Pennant Barton collection). Gathered here for ſtudy the ſeventh day of October, 2026. Finis.
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Thomas Middleton and Thomas Dekker.
The Roaring Girle. Or Moll Cut-Purse.
London: Nicholas Okes for Thomas Archer, 1611.
Wikimedia Commons (public domain), from Boston Public Library (Thomas Pennant Barton collection),
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Roaring_Girle,_or_Moll_Cut-Purse_(1611).jpg.
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