Tea-table dialogues : between Miss Thoughtful, Miss Sterling, Miss Prattle, Mast. Thoughtful, Master Goodwill, Master Foplin : wherein is delineated the charms of innocence and virtue, and the pleasures of rural amusements.

Attributed to Richard Johnson, and first published in 1771: Weedon, M.J.P. Richard Johnson, no. 82.
"Embellished with cuts".
"... Collection of Dialogues, interwoven with Moral Tales, which, while they amused the Mind and pleased the Fancy, might improve the Heart and correct the Manners" -- P. ii.