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satisfaction; and thus her father enjoyed the first fruits of every aperture
in her body.
He it was that instructed her so deeply in classic literature as well as
modern languages, but always choosing such lewd works to carry out her
education, such as Meursius and Suetonius in Latin, Athenaeus with his
supper conversations in Greek, especially drawing her attention to his
chapter on boy love, Boccaccio and Casti in Italian, the uncastrated
editions, the adventures of Casanova, and the hundreds of other French
bawdy books, with the most exciting illustrations of all these works and
many others besides. The lecture on them always led to good fucking in
one aperture or the other, practising the particular description that
excited their lewdness.
He thus depraved her mind that she soon longed for other experiences
than all he could give, and she cast about for an aide-du-con. This she
first found in their young and handsome footman, who proved not only
discreet, but completely up to his work, and uncommonly well furnished.
They occupied in every voluptuous excess the hours papa had to attend
to the extensive and rich parish of which he was the rector. I must tell the
rest in her own words; she said—
"Continued immunity in our excesses led to excessive in-cautiousness,
and caused the discovery of our intrigue by my father, who appeared
shocked and distressed at the discovery, but he was quickly reconciled,
as it ended in his having the youth himself, and his introduction into our
incestuous orgies, in which he both fucked and was fucked by my father
when not giving me the exquisite delight of having both together. And for
five or six years I had but these two charming satisfiers of my lust.
"At this period a beautiful youth of fourteen, the son of a younger brother
of my father, and, consequently, my first cousin, came to live with us. He
was an orphan, left by his mother under the guardianship of my father. I
was some three years his senior and he took to me as an elder sister, was
very loving in that character only, and used to embrace and kiss me most
affectionately. I, for my own part, soon began to have other feelings.
"On his first arrival, in grief at the loss of his only surviving parent, he
feared to go to bed alone, so I used to accompany him, and help to
undress him. He was all innocence, his mother, up to her recent death,