fect

THE

OR THE

GROANS OF SAMUEL SENSITIVE,

AND

TIMOTHY TESTY;

WITH

A FEW SUPPLEMENTARY SIGHS FROM

MRS TESTY.

IN TWELVE DIALOGUES;

AS OVERHEARD BY

JAMES BERESFORD,

FELLOW OF MERTON COLLEGE, OXFORD.

THE NINTH EDITION.

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR WILLIAM MILLER, ALBEMARLE-STREET,
BY J. BALLANTYNE AND CO. EDINBURGH.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

DIALOGUE THE FIRST.

Introduction of Mr Samuel Sensitive and

Mr Timothy Testy to the Reader's Ac-

quaintance

DIALOGUE THE SECOND.

Miseries of the Country

DIALOGUE THE THIRD.

Miseries of Games, Sports, &c. and of Do-

mestic Arts and Recreations.

Page 1

20

42

DIALOGUE THE FOURTH.

Miseries of London

61

DIALOGUE THE FIFTH.

Miseries of public Places of Entertainment

83

96

Miseries Domestic; including the Dressing

Room and Bed Chamber

210