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Snowdrops from a Curate’s Garden
Snowdrops from a Curate’s Garden (1904), PDF p. 25
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of every kind of perversion from her youth up, she
at last finished by obtaining the sexual orgasm
only by thinking of those people with whom she
was not familiar. President R . . . . . . . t, E . . . . d
VII, in spite of his impotence, the Czar, the Khe-
dive, and other poxy potentates thus fell easy vic-
tims to her lewd importunities. Malheur ! in her
later days she caught the King of E . . . . . ds impo-
tence, and was compelled to the end of her life
for the disease proved intractable to solace her-
self as best she could with the cold comfort of a
common clicket.
Take out that bald-headed hermit ! (He inter-
rupted himself) Whack it up ! Wallop it in ! Whats
the nanny-goat for, you pimp, if you cant go tail-
twitching her hairy old tuzzy-muzzy ? You shall
suck the oysters out of the kidney pudding if youre
good. Now my boy !
I complied with dignity, and in a moment found
the Archbishop on my back gripping my hair with
one violent hand and grappling at my breasts with
the other, while his sharp-beaked pond snipe tore
open the folds of my wrinkled arse, ill protected by
their six weeks leaving of shit, and began pumping
out its short and spitty spend with the sound of a
kettle seething and crackling. Enough ! I cried,
and wedged a lusty turd against his tapering
touch-trap. But I had to do with a past master at
loves masonry. With a swift corkscrew motion of
his masterly quim-stake he withdrew the opposi-
tion, and transferring it to his hand, smeared it
over my face, to teach me manners, as he said.
But if he was clever, I was at least the repre-
sentative of solid British doggedness. Turd after
turd I launched adown my now ruptured rec-
tum ; turd after turd he withdrew, and returned to
the charge. It was a strange conflict : but wit and
skill must ever win against mere brute obstinacy : I
resorted to finesse. Archbishop ! I pleaded, clearing
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