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Snowdrops from a Curate’s Garden
Snowdrops from a Curate’s Garden (1904), PDF p. 19
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PROLOGUE
Good, by Jesus ! cried the Countess, as, with
her fat arse poised warily over the ascetic face of
the Archbishop, she lolloped a great gob of greasy
spend from the throat of her bulging cunt into the
gaping mouth of the half-choked ecclesiastic.
It is well, my daughter, if thou art pleased, he
replied, when he had swallowed the cachet of her
emotions. But my venerable pudendum asks at-
tention. It shall have it, father ! said the lady,
and forthwith she caught his purple-knobbed pillar
in her hands, and violently rubbed it in a direction
perpendicular to its length, increasing both pace
and pressure as the excitement of the gentleman
grew more intense. But in spite of all she could do
he soon ejected a small but stringy morsel of veri-
table sperm, which she deftly caught in her left
nostril, and sniffed up, with the relish of an old
buck of the Regency helping himself to snuff.
The tongue of the Archbishop had not been idle
during this time ; but the thoughts of his see ever
interfered with his more spiritual duties, and he
waxed remiss.
The Countess, sensible of the neglect, and ac-
cepting the same as a slight to her admittedly pox-
eaten charms, blew off a fiery fart in his face as a
slight mark of her displeasure.
It failed of its effect : on the contrary the wor-
thy man experienced so powerful a stimulus to his
erotic fancies that his shrunk penis flew violently
into the air and caught the unsuspecting Countess
on the point of the jaw, completely stunning her.
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