A second version was released by publisher Benjamin Harris in 1697. The first half contained most of the first version and the second half was borrowed from John Sadler's "A Sick Women's Private Looking-Glas" (published in 1636). The third version, published around 1710, was different from the previous versions, but again copied material from other works on the subject. These included the "Directory for Midwives", John Pechey's 1698 version of the "Compleate Midwive's Practice Enlarged," and other popular books on sex and reproduction available at the time.