treatee

I come here with other Japanee young mans to your college, what you call RUTGER'S, for learn to be great statesman, for study -- how you call -- logeec and diplomacee, to makee treatee.

Punchinello, Volume 1, No. 17, July 23, 1870 Various

Mr. Mathers, J. George Watts, and the brother-in-law each took a cigar with that careless yet deferential manner which always distinguishes the treatee from the treator; and then the box was protruded in an offhand way toward Harry Covare, the personal clerk of the Registrar; but this young man declined, saying that he preferred cigarettes, a package of which he drew from his pocket.

A Chosen Few Short Stories Frank Richard Stockton 1868