Miss H-rt-n

This pleasing charmer is a native of Newcastle, and as amorous as the warmest devotee would with to enfold: she left her native place in consequence of a fall out with her parents, who, finding her ripe for man, had selected one amongst the circle of their acquaintance as a lover for Betsey, and hoped soon to tie the indissoluble knot; but they had stayed too long, a brisk young farmer in the neighbourhood, had same time before taught her the use of the flail, and as she had forfeited her virginity, she thought it not fair to offer her hand where so great a disappointment must take place. Her natural inclination tended much towards seeing the world. Love and Liberty she made her motto, and arrived in our grand mart about three years ago; she had not long exposed her person in town, e’er a noted procuress, for a certain medical Baronet, espied her: she had the Newcastle dialect intire, and the habiliments of a farmer's daughter, which the old Jezabel thought was a sure prognostic of a maidenhead underneath; accordingly gave her a pressing invitation, and at last persuaded her to accompany her home; our heroine had discernment sufficient to discover the intention of the visit, and cloaked her language in such simple terms, that her worthy friend had not a doubt respecting her virginity ; and after many weedles, coaxes, and caresses, in the most engaging manner advised her to dispose of her virtue.

Nothing could equal our young virgin's pretended astonishment, which only served as more convincing proofs; at length, after the most ardent promises of friendship, and the frequent circulation of the glass, her violent modesty began to wear off, and the consented the next week to pay the Baronet a visit; her virginity was then to be lost at the moderate price of fifty guineas. A young surgeon that was her particular favourite, and in whom she could confide, she consulted upon the occasion, and being young (for she was then scarce eighteen) flesh firm, and sprightly, he had scarce a doubt, altho' the ideal destroyer of her virginity was a medical man, and a particular connoisseur in those matters, to play the old codger a trick, and deceive him, by fighting with his own weapons. Her breasts, which are naturally firm and elastic, he constringed into quite a hardness by the assistance of the cold-bath, into which she plunged every morning.

The parts below, which were rather in too relaxed a state to be sufficiently corrugated by the cold bath, the young surgeon in a very careful manner injected with a composition prepared of a decoction of white vitriol, burdoch root, and pomegranate peel; this was regularly administered three times a day, and in the course of a week sufficiently tightened the distended parts scarcely to admit a bodkin's point, during which space she likewise desisted entirely from performing venereal rites; and, at the expiration of the week sallied forth the virgin pure, being previously armed with a small quantity of that fluid (safely confined in a bladder) which at regular periods flowin sanguinary streams; thus equipped, she made her appearance before her friend and protectress, who believed her everything the heart of the old letcher could possibly wish, gave her a letter as a recommendation to the place in capacity of a house-maid, which she found no great difficulty in personating; with a modest countenance and servile dress.

Betsey made her first show before the Asculapean Hircus as a true maid out of place, and had the good fortune to meet his most sanguine wishes; the necessary parley to enjoyment was of course tedious, but at length prevalent, and for fifty guineas she consented to the deprivation of everything valuable in the sex. After the Doctor's first attack, which she did not mean should prove successful, she conveyed the bladder to the seat of Joy, and there disposed of its contents; at the third attempt a dreadful shriek told him he had compleated the business; he was satisfied and pleased, and the next morning presented her with the promised reward, and dismissed her perfectly contented, without giving her a second invitation, for satiety with him takes place always after the first night's enjoyment. Betsey is of a very fair complexion, beautifully formed, very chatty, and an agreeable companion; she is elegant in her dress, and is very active either in bed or up, with not the least tinge of vulgarity in her composition.

As she is now in good keeping by a merchant of the city, her favours are rated at least to the amount of five guineas.