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Snowdrops from a Curate’s Garden
Snowdrops from a Curate’s Garden (1904), PDF p. 36
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was now unable to move the lower part of my body,
and my no longer serviceable balls drooped help-
lessly from their suspender. The pressure of her
lousy but expert weather-gig gave me excruciating
agony : for it was impossible even to work in order
to produce ejaculation, on which I naturally relied
to gain my point. But not for nothing had I been
trained in the School of Mines ! (I thought you
were at this time but seven years old, I ven-
tured. He seemed not to hear.) By pulling at her
bubbies by their nipples, which were an excellent
grip, I was able to start a swinging movement,
whose aim the charming but unscientific girl did
not suspect. In a few moments my ponderous
balls were again thundering on her already weak-
ened isthmus, and at the same time I was gather-
ing myself, excited by the voluptuous nature of the
struggle, for a stupendous effort. My chance came
at last : the tow-wow relaxed its agonizing pres-
sure, and in one rush of boiling tapioca pudding I
emptied my eighty odd pounds into her cloak-
room, drowning three innocent old gentlemen, and
the maid who looked after their hats and sticks. It
was too much for her capacity : the internal pres-
sure of so much liquor neutralized that of her now
wearied India-rubber-plant, and I was able at lei-
sure to achieve the fourteen fucks and a dry-bob
which I had originally contemplated. Amid the
plaudits of the entire assembly I withdrew my
dripping banana from her now yawning grease-
hole, and with a flourish of my hat and an exag-
gerated bow to the company, I withdrew, having
fairly (I think you will admit) won my spurs on the
field of battle.
Were you knighted on the field ? I now dared to
inquire, seeing him silent.
No, you young suck-shit, he answered genially,
but I was bloody well poxed.
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