Compliments and Gross Speeches--Suggested Husbands for Fanny
Burney--A Streatham Dinner Party.

2. (1779) THE AUTHOR OF "EVELINA" IN SOCIETY: VISITS BRIGHTON AND
TUNBRIDGE WELLS -- 111-164
A Queer Adventure--An Evening at Sir Joshua Reynolds's: a
Demonstrative "Evelina" Entbusiast--Fanny Burney's Introduction
to Sheridan--An Aristocratic Radical of the Last Century--Mr.
Murphy, the Dramatist--A Beauty Weeping at Will--Mr. Murphy's
concern regarding Fanny Burney's Comedy--A Scene on the Brighton
Parade--Mr. Murphy finds the Dialogue charming: a Censorious
Lady--A Militia Captain officiates as Barber--"Hearts have at ye
all"--Giddy Miss Brown--Sophy Streatfield weeps again to order0-
-"Everything a Bore"--Proposed Match between Mr. Seward and the
Weeper-atwill--The Fate of "The Witlings"-- "Quite what we call,"
and "Give me leave to tell you"--The Crying Beauty and her
Mother--A Bewitching Prodigy--At Brighton: A "Cure."-- The
jealous Cumberlands--An Amusing Character: His Views on many
Subjects, page viii

3. (1780) A SEASON AT BATH: MR. THRALE'S DEATH -- 165-201
A Youthful Prodigy--Lord Mulgrave on the "Services"--Sarah,
Duchess of Marlborough--The Byrons--"Mr. Henry will be so
Mortified"--All the best Families in the Navy--The Lady of Bath
Easton--A Fashionable Concert--A Bath Alderman's Raree Show--
Flighty Captain Bouchier--A Young and Agreeable Infidel-Ball-room
Flirtations--Further Flirtations--Bath Easton and Sceptical Miss
W....-- -Curiosity about the "Evelina" Set--Alarm at the No
Popery Riots--Hasty Departure from Batb--The Gordon Riots--A
Suggested Visit to Grub-street --Promotion of Fanny Burney's