The Life and Amours of the Beautiful, Gay and Dashing Kate Percival / The Belle of the Delaware
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The narrator presents an autobiographical account of a sheltered upbringing by a river, schooling away from home, and the slow awakening of sexual desire during adolescence. She describes her reserved family, seven years at a seminary, personal appearance, and the onset of erotic feeling initiated by an older female teacher, which launches a prolonged career of sensual experience. The narrative alternates descriptive childhood scenes, reflections on beauty and pedagogy, and frank discussion of erotic adventures, promising further explicit revelations as the memoir continues.
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