Erra Paters Prophecy or Frost Fair 1683  
 depiction of Frost Fair on the Thames 
The River of Thames  
Roasting an Ox  
Sliding in Skeats  
The Battle of Hay  
The Loyal Printing house  
A Coach crossing the Ice  
A Bull baaiting  
A Boat Sailing on the Ice  
The Music Booth  
William Bence  
Three Pilgrims returning from ● H   
Old Erra Pater, or his rambling Ghost,  
Prognosticating of this long strong frost,  
Some Ages past, Said, y y Ice-bound Thames  
Should prove a Theatre for Sports and Games  
Her Watr'y Green be turned into a Bare,  
For Men a City seem, for Booths a Fair;  
And now this Straggling Spirit is once more come  
To Visit Mortals and foretell their doom:  
When Maids grow modest the Dissenting Crew  
Become all Loyal, the Falsehearted true,  
Then you may probably, and not till then  
Expect in England such a Frost ● again.   

Printed for james Norris at the King's arms wth: out Temple Barr