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"Well, my dear, you know we have both liberty to stray now and then,
and you, yourself, have not a little availed yourself on our mutual
understanding."
"Now, doctor, you are too bad; do I not quite overlook all your weakness
for the younger members of your own sex, and do I not lend myself to
your fantasies in that way, when chance deprives you of any opportunity
of pederasty?"
"Well, well, my love, I was not upbraiding you, you are too dear and too
kind to me to permit of any thing beyond a joking allusion; but what
have we here? A birch rod! by all that is holy."
Reaching up to the high shelf, he drew down the rod. At first they
suspected Miss Frankland operating on herself, but the perfectly
untouched state of the rod proved that it was there in reserve only, and
had not yet been used.
"What a lucky chance," cried my aunt. "I shall now be able to birch you
into something like a fit state to fuck me—and you shall birch me
afterwards, if it will only produce a second fuck, back or front, whichever
you like."
"You are an angel, my darling wife, and I shall try to content both
orifices; it is an abominable shame that with such a gloriously made
magnificent woman as God has given me in your noble form, I should
ever require any other stimulant than a glance at your exquisitely
exciting proportions; but I suppose it is age that weakens our
sensibilities."
"You are right, my dear John, for I, who used to think your dear old cock
was enough for me, find I require the excitement of younger ones to give
me the real excess of pleasure my constitution demands; it would be a
shame if I did not humour all your little caprices, when you so readily
throw opportunities in my way. I only wish this nephew of mine had
been more worthy of us, we should have made him a glorious bonne
bouche between us, equally to his satisfaction as to ours."
"Well, my dear, the air of Kent, and more manly treatment, may yet
develop his somewhat stinted growth, and under your tuition, he may yet
prove not so bad an object as you seem to think, at all events, he may