Lily, W. (1630). The fairest fairing for a schoole-bred sonne: Whereby praise, ease, and profit may be wonne : that is to say, The schoole- masters precepts, or, Lillies lesson to his schollers, teaching them good manners. [publisher not identified].
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationLily, William. The Fairest Fairing for a Schoole-bred Sonne: Whereby Praise, Ease, and Profit May Be Wonne : That Is to Say, The Schoole- Masters Precepts, or, Lillies Lesson to His Schollers, Teaching Them Good Manners. [London]: [publisher not identified], 1630.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationLily, William. The Fairest Fairing for a Schoole-bred Sonne: Whereby Praise, Ease, and Profit May Be Wonne : That Is to Say, The Schoole- Masters Precepts, or, Lillies Lesson to His Schollers, Teaching Them Good Manners. [publisher not identified], 1630.