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Snowdrops from a Curate’s Garden
Snowdrops from a Curate’s Garden (1904), PDF p. 70
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CAPITULUM X
Under the broad veranda of the family mansion
the slaves were drawn up in line, and the overseers
with long stock-whips and mighty stiff hair-
splitters were guarding them and occasionally sat-
isfying their lust upon the smoking arses of the
negroes. My father and mother appeared with my
sister and myself, and we lost no time in getting
into position for those delights that are the cardi-
nal of the family system all the world over. As it
was my birthday, I had the chief place. My fathers
handsome quickening-peg burrowed my juicy bot-
tom-hole, while my mothers central furrow was
crushed upon my ploughshare as I lay on my back
with my legs in the air. My sister squatted astride
my head, and her cauliflower discharged its sweet
sauce into my mouth. An ingenious arrangement
of mirrors allowed us to see all that was going on,
and at a sign from my father the head overseer
brought forward a fattish young girl with a quite
white skin. She yelled aloud for mercy, but it was
no good. In a trice she found herself tied up to a
triangle, and a lusty black was snipping great
lumps out of her back with his whip. We raved in
unison to her shrieks, and in one explosive foam of
lust, jetted our family fountains at a single mo-
ment.
Before the woman fainted, the overseer gave
the word to stop. She was a young and modest
girl, and at his signal, three huge negroes bounded
upon her. Heedless of her cries and tears they
plunged their reeking arse openers into her dainty
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