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• Helter skelter : or, the devil upon two sticks: a comedy, as it is spitefully acted between high-church and low-church, in most taverns about London. By the author of, All men mad, &c
  by: Ward, Edward
  Published: (1704)
• The helter skelter way of writing : or, a new method of criticism. Very awkwardly imitating the Henlean Manner; with several Words to the Wise, the Very Wise, and the Wisest of All. Being a few unaccountable Reflections, Chymically endeavouring to extract Something out of Nothing: Together with the Conundrums of Timothy Wronghead, Doctor Puzzlepate, and Will Blunderbuss, Coffee-House Politicians, upon the unfortunate Title and Dramatis Personae of Momus not happening to Chime with the Times. To which is added, At the Beginning (according to the polite Stile of Scribbling) Tom Thumb's touch upon the hard word etymology: With some Scraps of its Nature for the better understanding a fashionable Dialect of Words without Meaning and Hieroglyphicks. The whole collected from the Politician's Smoaking Journal, and adapted to the present Epicurean Taste of the Town. By Tom Thumb, Secretary, lately-arriv'd from the Cape of Good Hope, in the Egg-Shell-Pacquet Boat. Supervis'd and corrected by Will Blunderbuss of Addle-Inn, Esq; one of the Society
  by: Thumb, Tom
  Published: (1730)
• The devil upon two sticks, or The crippled devil : In French and English. In two volumes
  by: Le Sage, Alain René
  Published: (1795)
• The devil upon two sticks : or, the town until'd: With the Comical Humours of Don Stulto, and Siegnior Jingo: As it is Acted in Pinkeman's Booth in May-Fair
  Published: (1708)
• The devil upon two sticks : Translated from the Diable boiteux of M. Le Sage. To which are prefixed, Asmodeus's crutches, ... and Dialogues between two chimneys of Madrid
  by: Le Sage, Alain René
  Published: (1770)