Phoebe Kissagen

or; the Remarkable Adventures, Schemes, Wiles and Devilries of une Maquerelle

When Sir Charles passes away suddenly whilst in the throes of passion with his favourite concubine, he leaves her, Phoebe, and her friend Chloe a sizable sum each which they use to embark on a new life. And what better mode of investment is suited to these to two sirens than to established a house of ill repute in one of the capital's finest districts. Providing a talented bevy of lithe young creatures and with each room equipped with a peephole our two proprietors can espie the unconventional comings and spendings of their lustful clientelle. 

Witnessing and partaking in all manner of deeds debauched and deviant, from group-menages, to lesbian tribadism, mutaul gamahuching a'la soixant neuf, to rearside ruttings, our hostesses will taste the rich quintescence of high-society salaciousness and reach peaks of orgiastic pleasure. 

Written by Edward Sellon, author of The New Ladies Tickler and being a sequel to his incredibly naughty The New Epicurean: The delights of sex, Facetiously and Philosophically Considered, in Graphic Letters Addressed to Young Ladies of Quality, Phoebe Kissagen is must have addition to any collection of the once suppressed.