I. an Account of Her Birth, Education, and Mad Pranks Committed in Her Youth, II. Her Coming on the Stage, Success There, and Sundry Theatrical Anecdotes, III. Her Marriage in Mens Cloaths, and Being Belov'd by a Lady of Great Fortune, who Intended to Marry Her, V. Her Gentleman to a Certain Peer, VI. Her Commencing Strolling-player with Various and Surprizing Vicissitudes of Fortune, During Nine Years Peregrination, VII. Her Turning Pastry Cook, &c in Wales, with Several Extremely Humorous and Interesting Occurrences