Read, but don't practice: For the Author finds they that live honest, have most quiet mindsA candid and controversial portrayal of a woman's life in 18th-century London. Written anonymously, the book delves into the fascinating and often scandalous world of a woman known as the "London-Bawd." Through vivid anecdotes and vivid descriptions, readers are granted a glimpse into the hidden aspects of her life, including her encounters with notable figures, her business ventures, and her impact on the society of her time.This captivating and historically significant narrative sheds light on the complexities of women's lives during a period marked by social and moral constraints. It offers a unique perspective on the struggles, aspirations, and resilience of a woman who defied conventions in pursuit of her own path.