An eroticon as a cultural-historical document. Jack Saul is one of the "Mary Anns" around Leicester Square in London. Always ready for fun with a generous gentleman, he also engages with women, whether they are maids or one of the faux ladies. And since he not only recounts his own experiences but also gives a voice to "colleagues," a broad spectrum of sexual initiation and subcultural life unfolds, ranging from experiences in school to first contacts with the opposite sex, all the way to soldier prostitution and extravagant urning balls featuring young and very young boys, as well as festively dressed pseudo-ladies. Historically notable figures are also part of this erotic spectacle, such as the famously dressed couple Ernest Boulton and Frederick William Park ("Stella and Fanny").