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      CONTENTS:

      Chapter I.

      Seduction from rural simplicity, page 2. Pleasures of the

      table, 3. Overpowering oratory, 4. A warm dispute, 5.

      Amicable arrangement, 6.

      Chapter II.

      Philosophical reflections, 7. A great master, 8. Modern

      jehuism, 9. A coach race, 10. A wood-nymph, 11. Improvements

      of the age, 12. An amateur of fashion, 13. Theatrical

      criticism, 14. Reflections, 15.

      Chapter III.

      Hyde Park, and its various characters, 16. Sir F——s B——

      tt, 22, Delightful reverie, 23.

      Chapter IV.

      Fresh game sprung, 24. Lord C——e, alias Coal-hole George,

      25. Rot at Carlton Palace, 28. Once-a-week man, 29. Sunday

      promenader, 30. How to raise the wind, 31. Lord Cripplegate

      and his Cupid, 32. Live fish, 33. Delicacy, 34. A breathless

      visitor, 35.

      Chapter V.

      A fashionable introduction, 36. A sparkling subject, 37. The

      true spur to genius, 38. An agreeable surprise, 39. A

      serious subject, 40. A pleasant fellow, 41. Lively gossip,

      42. Living in style, 43. Modern good breeding, 45. Going to

      see “you know who,” 46.

      Chapter VI.

      Early morning amusements, 47. Frightening to death, 48.

      Improvements of the age, 49. Preparing for a swell, 50. The

      acmé of barberism, 51. A fine specimen of the art, 52. Duels

      by Cupid and Apollo, 53. Fashionable news continued, 54. Low

      niggardly notions, 55. Scenes from Barber-Ross-a, 56. A snip

      of the superfine, 59. The enraged Managers, 60. Cutting out,

      and cutting up, 61. The whipstitch mercury, 62. All in the

      wrong again, 63. A Venus de Medicis, 64. Delicacy alarmed,

      65.

      Chapter VII.

      Preparing for a ramble, 66. A man of the town, 67. Bond

      Street, 68. A hanger on, 70. A man of science, 71. Dandyism,

      72. Dandy heroism, 74. Inebriety reproved, 75. My uncle's

      card, 76. St. James's Palace, 77. Pall Mall-Waterloo Place,

      etc., 79. An Irish Paddy, 80. Incorrigible prigs, 81. A hue

      and cry, 82. A capture, 83. A wake, with an Irish howl, 84.

      Vocabulary of the new school, 85. Additional company, 87.

      Chapter VIII.

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