The Old Debauchees by Henry Fielding is a delightful comedy of manners that cleverly satirizes the excesses of the aristocracy in 18th century England. The story follows the misadventures of two aging libertines, Sir Harry and Lord Foppington, as they navigate the treacherous waters of love and social status. Fielding's witty dialogue and sharp observations on human nature make for a highly entertaining read, and his characters are both amusing and relatable in their flaws and foibles. The plot moves at a brisk pace, keeping the reader engaged from start to finish. Overall, The Old Debauchees is a charming and humorous romp through the world of high society, and a must-read for fans of classic literature.

Book Description:
Young Laroon plans to marry Isabel, but Father Martin manipulates Isabel's father, Jourdain, in order to seduce Isabel. However, other characters, including both of the Laroons, try to manipulate Jourdain for their own ends; they accomplish it through disguising themselves as priests and using his guilt to convince him of what they say. As Father Martin pursues Isabel, she is clever enough to realize what is happening and plans her own trap. After catching him and exposing his lust, Father Martin is set to be punished.