Produced by Daniel Fromont
[Transcriber's note: Anonymous, _Laura Middleton; Her Brother and her
Lover_ (1890) A classic Victorian erotic novel]
Laura Middleton; HER BROTHER AND HER LOVER.
ST. KITT'S.
1890.
The remarks which Emily had made regarding the share Laura Middleton
had had in opening up her ideas on the subject of the mysteries in
which she had now been fully initiated had not escaped my observation.
It so happened that at that very time I was under an engagement to pay
a visit to the Middletons, who were very distant relations of my
mother. It of course occurred to me that it was possible I might be
able to turn the information I had thus acquired to some account. Laura
and I were old friends. She was about two years older than I, a very
handsome, fine-looking girl but, as I had then fancied, upon rather a
larger scale than quite suited my taste. We had always been on very
good terms as children, but she had a sort of haughty, imperious air
which, joined to the difference in our ages, had operated in a manner
that would have prevented me from thinking of taking any liberties with
her; and she was about the last person in the world I should have been
disposed to imagine addicted to the amusements in which Emily had
participated with her.
When I again met her on arriving at their country seat, I found that a
considerable change had taken place in her person, but probably this
was merely the natural result that the preceding two years, during
which I had not seen her, had worked upon a girl at her time of life,
by fully developing the proportions and fining down the parts of the
figure which at an earlier period might have appeared too prominent. I
too had grown considerably during this period, more so in proportion
than she had, and now her height by no means appeared to me to be too
great; and, altogether, I could not help acknowledging to myself that I
had rarely seen a handsomer or finer-looking woman. She still retained
somewhat of her haughty air, though softened down, and I could hardly
fancy, when looking at her, that Emily's account of her behaviour in
the hours when she gave herself up to enjoyment could be true. I soon,
however, became aware of circumstances that tended to corroborate the
tale, and which put me in the way of making advances to her, which I
hastened to do.
When it came to be time to dress for dinner, Lady Middleton said to me
that she had presumed on our relationship to put me into the family
wing of the house, as the arrival of some unexpected visitors had made
her change the destination of the room she had previously intended for
me. She said she had no doubt I would find the one set apart for me
quite comfortable, for the only objection to it, and which prevented
her from being able to put a stranger into it, was that it opened into
another room which would have to be occupied by her son Frank, who was
expected home from school in a short time. This last room, in
consequence of some alterations made in building an addition to the
house, had no separate entrance, but opened into the two rooms on each
side, and as the one on the other side was occupied by his sister and
aunt, Frank would have to enter through mine. She said I must keep him
in order and make him behave himself, and if I had any trouble with him
to let her know. I had not seen my young namesake for about two years,
but I recollected him as a fine, high-spirited, very handsome boy about
twelve or thirteen years of age, always getting into some scrape or
other and always getting out of them somehow in such a fearless,
good-humoured manner that it was impossible for anyone to be angry with
him. So I said I should be delighted to renew my acquaintance with my
young friend, and that I had not the least doubt but that we should get
on very pleasantly.
On going to my room to dress for dinner, I found a servant-girl engaged
in making some of the arrangements which the change of apartments had
necessitated. On my entrance she was going to leave the room, but
seeing that she was a very nice-looking young girl, I said she need not
run away in such a hurry, that surely she was not afraid of me. She
gave me an arch look as if taking the measure of my capacities, and
replied with a smile that she did not think she need be afraid of such
a nice-looking young gentleman. This I thought was a fair challenge,
and it induced me to take a better look at her. I found she was a very
well made country girl of about nineteen, with some very promising
points about her. I therefore kept her in conversation for a short
time, while I went on with my washing operation. Finding she was in no
hurry to leave me, I went up to her as she was engaged in putting the
bed in order and snatched a few kisses. I then commenced playing with
her bubbles and taking some further liberties with her. As my
proceedings met with very little resistance, beyond a few exclamations
of "Oh for shame, I did not expect such conduct from you," I proceeded
with my researches and without much difficulty I succeeded in raising
her petticoats and getting possession of her stronghold. On insinuating
my finger within it, I found it to be tighter and even more inviting
than I had anticipated.
She soon became excited with my caresses and the titillation which my
finger kept up without her fortress, and I succeeded in laying her upon
the bed and throwing up her clothes so as to disclose it fairly to my
view. I found a fine, fresh, white belly and a pair of plump, handsome
thighs with a very pretty little opening tolerably well shaded with
light brown hair. Altogether it was a very desirable prospect, and I
thought that failing anything better I might manage to find a good deal
of enjoyment in her charms. Slipping off my trousers, therefore, I
jumped up beside her on the bed, and throwing my arms round her, I got
upon her and attempted to introduce myself into the fortress. But here
I found greater resistance than I had anticipated from her previous
conduct.
I had observed, however, the effect my caresses had produced on her
senses. I thought the best plan would be to endeavour to excite them
still more. So, insinuating the finger of one hand again into the
critical spot, and with the other drawing my shirt over my head so as
to leave myself entirely naked, I raised myself on my knees beside her,
exhibiting my standard fully erected, flaming fiercely before her eyes.
While continuing to excite her by the movements of my finger, I said I
was sure she would not be cruel enough to refuse me, but would take
pity upon the little suppliant that was begging so hard for admittance.
Taking hold of her hand I placed it upon the stiff object and made her
grasp it as it throbbed and beat with the excitement under which I was
labouring. Her eyes were fixed upon the lovely object thus exposed to
her gaze, and I could easily see from the flushing of her face and the
sparkling of her eyes what a powerful impression I had made upon her.
All she said was, "Oh, but if John should know of it."
I immediately replied, "But why should John know anything about it? You
don't suppose I am such a mean wretch as to tell anybody of what we may
do, and if you only keep your own secrets no one need ever know
anything about it.
"But perhaps," I continued, "you think this little gentleman," and I
shoved the furious member backwards and forwards two or three times in
her hand as she still continued to grasp it, "is not so big as John's
and won't give you so much pleasure, but only let me try and I shall do
all I can to pleasure you."
"Oh no, it is not that," said she hastily, squeezing the little object
convulsively in her grasp, and as I bent down to kiss her, she
whispered, "I can't resist you any longer, but you must bolt the door,
and if anybody comes I can get away through Miss Laura's room. She
won't tell anything; I can easily make her keep quiet."
This speech not a little astonished me, for from what I knew of Laura I
thought she was the last person in the world to make a confidante of
her waiting-maid. But I was aware that this was not the moment to
expect any explanation, so I jumped out of bed, bolted the door, and
speedily returned to the charge, when I found that the opposing party
had given up all idea of defence and was quite ready to meet my
advances. Stretching herself out in the most favourable position, she
allowed me again to mount upon her and, taking hold of the instrument
of love, she herself guided it to the proper quarter.
To my surprise, however, the entrance was much more difficult than I
had expected and I soon found that I had overrated Master John's
capacities and that the fortress, though not a maiden one, had not
previously been entered by so large a besieging force. With some little
exertion on my part, aided by every means in her power, though she
winced a good deal at the pain I put her to, I at length succeeded in
effecting my object and penetrated to a depth which from her
exclamation of delight when she found me fairly imbedded within her,
and from certain other symptoms, I felt certain had never been reached
previously. Once fairly established within my new quarter we mutually
exerted our utmost endeavours to gratify each other as well as
ourselves, and the result of our efforts soon led, much to the
satisfaction of both parties, in the temporary subjugation of both the
contending forces. Gratified by finding that the issue had been much
more satisfactory than I had expected, and not having had an
opportunity for some time previously of indulging myself so agreeably,
I, much to her surprise and joy, retained possession of the stronghold
with my forces so slightly weakened by their late defeat as to give
immediate promise of a renewed attack.
Telling her to be still for a few minutes and that we should shortly
enjoy ourselves again, I began to question her regarding the matters in
which I felt interested. I thought it better at first not to allude to
Laura, so I commenced by inquiring about John, and I soon found that
the one subject led to the other. It appeared that John was the
under-groom whose duty it was to attend upon Miss Laura when she rode
out. John had courted Betsy for some time previously and had been
admitted to all the privileges of a husband on condition that he should
marry her as soon as he could obtain a situation which would enable him
to support her.
Betsy, it seems, was rather jealous, and John, to teaze her, had
pretended that he was on terms of intimacy with his young Mistress, a
statement for which there was not the slightest foundation. Betsy's
suspicions, however, being once roused, were not easily set at rest,
and this led her to pay more attention than previously to her young
Mistress's proceedings. She had sometimes wondered what induced Laura
to go out by herself almost every morning before breakfast, and now
fancying that it might be for the purpose of meeting John, she resolved
to watch her and ascertain if her suspicions were correct. She
accordingly followed her, and found that she invariably made her way to
a small summer house at a little distance from the house. Here John
never made his appearance, but curious to know what Laura was about,
Betsy continued her spying until she one day ascertained that, instead
of amusing herself with John's article, Miss Laura resorted to the
place for the purpose of consoling herself with a very insufficient
substitute for what Betsy had suspected to be the offending member.
As Laura slept in the same room with her aunt she had no opportunity of
thus indulging herself.
I drew all this gradually from her, leading her on by degrees, and
trying to make it appear that I had no particular interest in the
subject. Her story, however, had such an effect upon a certain part of
my body, which was still imbedded within her, that she could not help
feeling as she proceeded with her tale the impression it made upon me.
Indeed when she came to relate the discovery she had made, I was
obliged to stop her and proceed to a repetition of our enjoyment in
order to allay the fire which had been so fiercely lighted up within
me. When I had brought the second engagement to a still more
satisfactory conclusion than the first, I found it was time for me to
get on with my dressing so as not to be too late for dinner, and Betsy
volunteered her services to assist as valet. The lewd little monkey,
however, was too intent upon examining the course from which she had
derived so much pleasure to do anything except fondle and caress it,
and seeing the pleasure it evidently gave her, I allowed her to do as
she liked. While she amused herself with tickling and squeezing the
accessories, handling the principal object, kissing it, inserting it in
her mouth and sucking it, and doing everything in her power to restore
it to the imposing attitude which had pleased her so much, I
endeavoured with as much apparent unconcern as I could assume to
ascertain every particular as to Laura.
Betsy however was too quick not to discover what I was after, and said
to me, "Come, come, I see quite well how it is with you--you would like
this pretty little gentleman I am playing with to take the place of its
substitute between Miss Laura's thighs. Oh! you need not try to deceive
me--I felt how it swelled up within me whenever I mentioned her name,
and how firm and stiff it grew when I told you what I had seen. Well,
it would be almost a pity not to let you take compassion upon her; it
is very hard she should be reduced to such a miserable contrivance when
she might have such a delicious charmer as this to amuse herself with.
But I am afraid you would have some difficulty in getting it in, more
than you had with me, why her little plaything is not much bigger than
my finger; even John's, though it is not near so big as this, is better
than it. But as for this wicked fellow I can hardly grasp it in my
hand, and I don't see how you will ever be able to make it enter into
such a little chink as she has. However, I dare say you will be able to
manage it somehow. Come, I shall make a bargain with you: if you will
take John as your groom, so as to let us be married before my belly
gets big, as I am afraid it will do after this naughty fellow has been
into it, I shall do all I can to enable you to enjoy Miss Laura, and I
have no doubt we shall soon find means to accomplish it. What do you
say?"
I replied that I was afraid such an arrangement would hardly answer. In
the first place, I could not turn away my present servant, and
secondly, I was afraid that if John were in my service he might perhaps
be apt to be jealous of his master.
She laughed and said that would never do. She, however, soon came to an
agreement that I should exert myself to find a better situation for
John, and I promised her that if I succeeded with Laura, she should
make her a present of fifty pounds as a wedding gift on condition that
she acted in all respects as I desired and exerted herself to promote
my object and conceal our proceedings from everyone. She stipulated
that she was sometimes to have the enjoyment of the charming article
which she still continued to fondle, and this I willingly promised, but
I warned her that she must be very careful that her Mistress should not
suspect our intercourse in the least, as I was quite sure from what I
knew of her proud disposition it would ruin all my hopes, as she would
never consent to be the rival of her waiting-maid. I easily satisfied
her that even for her own sake the utmost caution was absolutely
necessary, and having now obtained all the information she could give
me and the dinner bell ringing, I hastened to the drawing room.
If I had perceived an alteration in Laura's appearance, she had
evidently been no less struck with the change that had taken place in
my person, and she expressed her surprise at my having grown so much. I
fancied I could perceive that there was some curiosity to ascertain
what was the extent of the change which had taken place in a certain
quarter, and I caught her eyes more than once glancing in a direction
where she must have perceived symptoms of a growth at least
corresponding to that of the other parts of my body. I was induced to
think that she was by no means displeased with the discovery from her
manner towards me, which instead of being as formerly haughty and
condescending was now frank and friendly. On entering the drawing room
I found that Sir Hugh had not yet made his appearance, and that it
would still be a few minutes before we went to dinner. I was conscious
that the fingering which Betsy had kept up during the whole time I was
dressing had again raised a flame in me which I had not had time to
quench, and I turned into the music room to take advantage of the few
minutes to calm myself down, that I might not make an exhibition before
the rest of the party. Laura had observed me, and thinking that the
movement arose from shyness at meeting a party of comparative
strangers, she came to me and entered into conversation. The charms of
her person, more especially after all that had just passed with Betsy
regarding her, again raised the flame to an even greater height than
before, and the effect was plainly visible through a pair of thin
trousers. I soon saw by her heightened colour that the consequences
were not unobserved by her. I was afraid at first that she might be
annoyed by so open a demonstration of the effects of her charms, but to
my great delight she showed no symptom of being offended, but continued
to converse with me, and, I thought, rather enjoyed the confusion which
the rampantness of the offending member at first occasioned me. Finding
this to be the case, I soon recovered my self-possession, and being
desirous to make as great an impression on her senses as possible, I
placed myself so that I could not be observed by any of the party in
the drawing room, and instead of attempting to conceal it, I allowed
the protuberance in front to become even more prominent, indeed so much
so, as to enable her to form a pretty accurate idea of its size and
shape. She took no notice of this, but I knew it could not escape her
observation. When a general move was made to the dining room, she took
my arm and said that, as I was a stranger, I must allow her to take
charge of me, until I became a little better acquainted with the
company. I willingly assented, and for the rest of the evening I
attached myself to her. Without attempting to take any liberties with
her, I omitted no opportunity of letting her see the full effect of her
beauty and charms upon my senses.
The next morning I was up early and on the lookout. From Betsy's
description I had not been able exactly to understand how I could
manage to surprise Laura during her amusement, and I determined to
watch and follow her and be guided by circumstances. Sometime before
the breakfast hour I saw her leave the house by a side door and proceed
through a part of the park which was a good deal shaded with trees. I
took advantage of the shelter thus afforded me to trace her steps,
unperceived, until I came in sight of the summer house, but to my
dismay, I found that it was impossible to follow her any further
without being discovered. The building was circular, consisting of
woodwork to the height of about four feet and above that glass all
round. It was situated in the centre of a flower plot of considerable
extent in which the bushes were kept down and not allowed to attain any
size.
It was therefore admirably adapted for the purpose to which it had been
applied, as no one approaching it could well see what passed within,
while the party in the interior could command an uninterrupted view all
round and discover any intruder at some distance. I was quite aware
that it was most important to avoid giving her any alarm or making her
suspect I had any idea of her proceedings, and I resolved not to
attempt to approach her that morning. So, selecting a tree which was
situated in such a manner as to command a complete view of the summer
house, I swung myself up into it and soon gained a position from which,
with the assistance of a small telescope I had taken with me, I could
obtain a good view of her proceedings. I very soon discovered that
Betsy's story was perfectly correct. She had apparently no time to
spare, for, taking out the little instrument from its place of
concealment, she seated herself on a couch from which she could command
a view of the approach from the house. Then, extending her thighs, she
drew up her petticoats and, inserting the counterfeit article in the
appropriate place, began her career of mock pleasure.
I watched all her proceedings with the greatest enjoyment, and such was
the effect produced upon me that I could not help following her
example. I drew forth my excited member and, as she thrust the little
bijou in and out of the delicious cavity in which I so longed to
replace it with a better substitute, I responded to every movement of
her hand by an up-and-down friction upon the ivory pillar, with such
effect that, when she sunk back upon the couch after having procured
for herself as much pleasure as such a makeshift could afford, I felt
the corresponding efforts produce a similar effect upon my own excited
reality, which, throbbing and beating furiously, sent forth a delicious
shower of liquid bliss.
I allowed her to get up and return to the house without her perceiving
me, and when we met at breakfast she was not even aware I had been out.
The day passed very pleasantly. She was evidently flattered with the
devotion I showed her and seemed noways indisposed to try to what
length her encouragement might carry me, probably thinking that she
could at any time check my advances should they become too forward.
In the course of the day I again visited the summer house and
ascertained that I had no chance of surprising her there without making
some alteration in it, which it would take a little time to effect, but
which I resolved to have made if I found I could not succeed otherwise.
In the meantime, I resolved to try the effect of a bold stroke.
Getting up early the next morning I proceeded directly to the summer
house and waited there till she made her appearance. Having made
certain that she was alone, I stretched myself on the couch as nearly
as possible in the attitude she had assumed the previous morning. I
then unbuttoned my trousers and drew them down below my knees and at
the same time turned up my shirt above my waist thus exhibiting the
whole forepart of my person entirely naked. Then grasping my stiffly
erected weapon in my hand, I exhibited myself performing the same
operation which I had witnessed her engaged in the previous morning.
She came in without the least suspicion and, on entering the place, had
at once a full view of my nearly naked figure extended at full length
on the couch and engaged in performing an operation the nature of which
she could not possibly misunderstand.
She seemed struck with astonishment--so much that she remained
motionless for more than a minute, during which I watched her with
intense curiosity. Her face and neck, so far as visible, flushed till
they were almost of a purple hue, and her eyes were fixed upon the
stiffly erected column up and down which my hand was gently moving. I
was in great hopes that the sight had produced the effect I desired.
But no. Suddenly recovering herself, she exclaimed, "For shame, Sir,"
and turning away hastily left the place before I had time to rise and
interrupt her. I would fain have followed her and tried to induce her
to return, but I would not allow my passions to carry me so far as to
do what might injure her irreparably in the event of anyone being about
the grounds and seeing me in the condition in which I then was.
Before I could replace my dress so as to be able to venture out, she
had gone so far that she had reached the house ere I could make up to
her.
When we met at breakfast she took no notice of what had passed; nor
could I discover any difference in her manner to me, beyond her
heightened colour when we exchanged the morning greeting as if we had
not met before. But she carefully avoided any opportunity of our being
left alone, though I could sometimes detect her eyes glancing towards
me when she thought she was not observed, and more particularly in the
direction of the part of which she had obtained a first glance that
morning.
Having gone so far with her, I was determined to try at least whether I
could not get a little farther. So in the evening when a dance was got
up I asked her to waltz with me in such an open manner that she could
not easily make any excuse for not doing so. As soon as I got an
opportunity of saying a few words unheard, I whispered to her, "Come,
come, Laura, this is too bad of you to be offended at me for doing the
very same thing I saw you doing in the same place yesterday morning."
In an instant her face turned perfectly scarlet and then as pale as
death, and I am certain she would have fallen to the ground had I not
supported her. In a few seconds she recovered herself a little and in a
suppressed but earnest tone she whispered, "Hush, hush for God's sake."
I led her out of the room into the conservatory and pressed her to sit
down on a bench. She objected to this, saying, "Not here; not here,"
pointing at the same time to the door at the opposite side leading into
a rosary which was not overlooked from the drawing room. I there placed
her on a seat and sat down beside her and waited for a few minutes,
till her emotion should subside.
Finding that she was still quite overcome and remained silent,
trembling, and evidently greatly agitated by the discovery that her
secret was known to me, I said to her, "Laura, dearest, you need not be
in the least alarmed, your secret is quite safe with me, and nothing
shall ever induce me to say a word to anyone regarding it, nor need you
fear, my own darling, that I shall take advantage of it to make you do
anything you don't like."
She made no reply but at the same time she offered no resistance to the
caresses I ventured to bestow upon her, and I even fancied that the
warm kiss I imprinted on her lips was faintly returned. I went on to
say, "I cannot tell you what bliss it would give me if you would only
allow this little charmer to take his proper place, instead of the
wretched substitute I so much envied yesterday. I am quite sure it
would give you as much pleasure as it would me." And at the same time,
while I supported her with one arm round her waist, I placed her hand
upon the object to which I drew her attention, and which, throbbing
fiercely, lay extended along my thigh. Emboldened by her allowing her
hand to remain upon it, I unbuttoned a few buttons and removed my
shirt, when out it started stiff and erect as a piece of ivory. When I
again placed her hand upon it, I felt it grasped with convulsive
eagerness. Excited beyond measure by this, I slipped my hand under her
dress, bringing it up along her thighs until it reached the object of
my adoration, and gently insinuated a finger within its moist lips.
The touch of my finger, however, within such a sensitive spot seemed to
rouse her at once, for she started up, saying, "Not now, Frank, not
now, dearest. You must let me go. I must have time to think over this.
I know you won't refuse me when I tell you I cannot remain with you at
present. There, that is a good boy, go back to the drawing room, and I
shall follow you immediately." At the same time she gave a fond
pressure on the sensitive plant she still held in her grasp, imprinted
a warm kiss on my lips, and then tore herself from my arms.
I felt that the place was not such as to enable me to attempt to carry
the matter farther at present, and delaying for a minute or two in the
conservatory that I might calm down my excitement a little, I slipped
quietly back to the drawing room. To cover the agitation I still felt,
I again joined in the waltz with the first partner I could find. In a
few minutes Laura returned to the room, nor could anyone have possibly
discovered from her manner that she had so recently undergone such
violent emotion. I could hardly believe it possible that the seemingly
proud and haughty girl was the same panting, trembling creature who had
so recently been in my arms.
I soon, however, found reason to regret I had not chosen a more fitting
reason for my denouement, in which case I might perhaps have turned it
to greater profit than I appeared likely to do. With the morning, she
had recovered all her coolness and self-possession, and had evidently
determined on the course she was to pursue. She did not leave her room
till breakfast time, and afterwards evaded all my stratagems to obtain
a private interview with her.
After luncheon the horses were brought to the door, and a large party
started out for a ride. When we had gone a short distance, she
contrived to let the others get ahead of us, so as to leave us alone
together, for I had got her to dispense with Master John's attendance
when I accompanied her. She then turned up a quiet lane which led to a
common where there was little chance of our meeting anyone, and where
the many bushes, scattered in large clumps over it, were high enough to
conceal us from observation.
Then, without any hesitation, she entered at once on the subject which
engrossed all my thoughts. She said she could not imagine how I could
possibly have discovered her secret, but that as it was clear I had
done so, it was no use for her now to attempt to deny it, and that she
was quite sure I would not make any use of it that could be injurious
to her.
"But don't suppose," said she, "that I am offended at the manner you
took of showing me you had found out my propensity. It was a very good
idea, and I shall be delighted to become better acquainted with my new
friend," at the same time placing her hand upon him. "He is a very
handsome little fellow, but I must tell you frankly that though I shall
be happy to contribute as far as I safely can to afford him amusement,
you must not expect that I can allow him to do what might get me into
most serious difficulties. Perhaps after a time even this may be
managed, but at present it is out of the question, so he must be
contented for the present with the pleasures I can safely afford him."
As she spoke, she continued to unbutton my trousers and remove my
shirt, until she had fairly uncovered her new acquaintance, which
started out under the pressure of her soft fingers showing his head
proudly erect. She loaded it with caresses, at the same time expressing
in the warmest terms her admiration of its size and beauty. I saw at
once from her manner that she had made her mind up on the subject and
that there was no chance of complete success on that occasion at least.
So I resolved to make the best of the opportunity and humour her
inclination, and do all in my power to gratify her in her own way,
trusting that on some more propitious occasion I might obtain my wishes
in their fullest extent.
Ascertaining, therefore, that there was no one in sight and that we
were in such a position as to be able to command a view all round of
some considerable distance so that no one could approach us without
being observed, I said that all I desired was to contribute to her
happiness, and that I only wanted to know in what manner that could be
best done, and that I was quite ready to use every exertion in my power
to effect it; that if she had any curiosity about her new acquaintance,
I was quite prepared to do anything I could to gratify her. She said
she was curious about it, and would be delighted to have a better view
of it and see what it could do.
I immediately unbuttoned my braces and let down my trousers and tucked
up my shirt under my waistcoat, then, bringing my leg over the horse so
as to sit on one side in her own fashion, exposed everything to her
view. She seemed perfectly enchanted as she took hold of and played
with the ivory column and uncovered its ruby head and explored the
secrets of the pendant receptacles of the liquid of life. She seemed to
be fully aware of the effect of her soft hand moving up and down upon
the object of her worship, and she watched with eagerness the
consequences her operation produced. I did not attempt to conceal my
emotions from her in the least, and gave myself up to the voluptuous
sensations which her proceedings could not fail to occasion, till they
attained such a height that a full overflow of the precious liquid,
spouting from the overexcited tube, fairly attested the effect produced
upon me. She gazed upon the charming sight with evident delight, and
dwelt upon every excited motion I made, endeavouring by every means in
her power to heighten and increase my enjoyment.
When I had in some measure recovered from the pleasure-trance, I threw
my arms around her and thanked her for all the pleasure she had
afforded me and said it was not fair that I should enjoy all the
delight, and I trusted she would allow me to repeat upon her the lesson
she had thus practised on me. She said at once that she would not get
off the horse, but that if it would afford me any pleasure she was
quite willing that I should do anything I liked with her in that
position. I saw it was no use to attempt more, so I resolved to make
the most of my situation.
Dismounting from my horse, I removed her leg from the horn of the
saddle, and raising up her clothes discovered her most exquisite thighs
and the enchanting object between them almost completely hidden under a
cluster of dark-auburn curly hair. After kissing and caressing it for
some minutes, parting the moist lips, and tickling the surrounding
moss, I tried to introduce my finger. The tightness of the aperture and
the difficulty I had in getting it in beyond an inch or two soon
satisfied me that either the pain or the fear of doing mischief had
prevented her from using the substitute to such an extent as to deprive
the first living entrant of the glory and pleasure of a victory over
her virgin charms, and this discovery increased tenfold the desire I
felt to be the conqueror in such a splendid field of battle. I did the
best I could in the situation in which I was placed, and partly with my
finger and partly with my tongue I succeeded in creating such a degree
of titillation upon her sensitive clitoris and the adjacent parts that,
sided as it was by the excitement of the scene that had previously been
enacted, it produced such an effect upon her as she had never
previously experienced. When her convulsive motions ceased, and the
stream flowed over my fingers down her thighs, she bent down her head
and fondly kissed me, acknowledging that I had contrived to afford her
more pleasure than she had believed it possible she could enjoy.
I seized the opportunity to point out to her the effect which her
wanton hand had upon my champion, for she had now bent down to grasp it
and play with it again and it still held up its proud head as erect as
ever. I endeavoured to persuade her that what she had experienced was
nothing in comparison with the bliss he could bestow upon her. But she
remained firm, and would not allow me to give her a practical
illustration of my theory, though she was so delighted with her little
friend that she continued to caress and fondle him whenever she could,
almost all the way till we reached home.
Two or three scenes of this nature followed in the course of the few
following days, and still I could not contrive to get further with her.
I therefore resolved to try the effect of a stratagem that had occurred
to me. Though she had resisted all my entreaties to meet me at the
summer house, I had told her the day after our explanation that I would
not act so cruelly to her as she did to me, and that I was desirous to
contribute to her amusement in any manner she liked best, and,
therefore, as she seemed determined that her visits to the summer house
should be solitary ones, I would put some books and pictures in the
hiding-place which I was sure would divert her and add to her enjoyment
whenever she would take a fancy to repair thither. I kept a watch upon
her, but never could catch her there, though I soon became aware from
the change in the position of the books that she occasionally visited
the place when she knew I was away and could not surprise her.
I selected a day on which a party was made up to visit some objects of
curiosity in the neighbourhood, and when she had announced her
intention to stay at home, having already been often at the place, and
to allow another lady of the party to ride her horse. In the morning I
arranged with my groom that he should file off the heads of the nails
of one of my horse's shoes, so that the shoe should come off easily,
and I appointed him to meet me a short distance from the house on the
road we were to take.
After I had proceeded with the party for a few miles, I pretended to
think that my horse was going lame, and dismounting, I exhibited one
foot with the shoe nearly off. As the horse was a valuable one, the
excuse was readily accepted that I could not proceed farther, but must
walk him back quietly. As soon, however, as the party had got out of
sight, by the aid of a hammer and a few nails I had taken in my pocket,
I fastened the shoe, and started back at full speed. Meeting my groom
at the place I had appointed, I told him to get the horse properly shod
and then take him to a small inn in a retired place a few miles off, so
as not to have my return known at the hall. I then hastened to make my
way across the fields to the summer house, having a strong hope that
Laura would take advantage of the opportunity for visiting it, as my
absence would render it safe for her to do so and would at the same
time preclude the chance of her being able to have any gratification in
my company and reduce her to her solitary amusement.
On making a more minute inspection of the summer house, I had
discovered a circumstance which was not apparent at first sight and
which had inspired me with the idea of my present operation. The
ceiling was formed of small branches, split and nailed together in the
form of panels. One of these, I discovered, was moveable and gave
access to a small apartment above, part of which was floored over and
occasionally used by the gardener to dry seeds. To this apartment the
only access was by means of a ladder. The ceiling however was low
enough to admit of my catching hold of the sides of the opening when
standing on a stool, and thus swinging myself up into the interior. I
had contrived, by means of oiling the hinges well and attaching a
weight with a pulley, to make the entrance open easily and without the
least noise, and I had also made some small apertures in the roof from
which I could keep a lookout.
I immediately took possession of my hiding place and closed the
entrance, resolved to take the chance of Laura's coming if I had to
wait there the whole day, for I knew the precaution I had taken would
prevent anything being known of my being in the neighbourhood until the
return of the party, who had made the necessary arrangements for taking
refreshments with them, and were not to be back till the evening.
I waited with patience all the forenoon, comforted with the idea that
in all probability Laura would find herself at leisure after luncheon,
at which time some of the elder part of the company who had not joined
the expedition usually drove out.
It happened as I had anticipated, and very soon after the ordinary
luncheon hour I was rejoiced to see Laura approaching. I was very
certain, from the manner in which she looked about her as she drew
near, what her object was, and I made my arrangements before she
arrived so as to be able to keep perfectly still till the proper time
came. After taking a walk round the place apparently to make certain
that no one was in the neighbourhood, she came in, and taking out one
of the books, sat down to peruse it. Convinced that my only chance of
success was to catch her in the critical moment when she would be too
much overwhelmed by her voluptuous sensations to offer any resistance,
and afraid that any precipitate movement on my part might enable her to
retain that self-command of which she possessed so large a share, I
waited quietly for the effect of the seductive entertainment I had
provided for her. Nor was it long before it began to produce the
expected result. Her colour heightened, she moved backwards and
forwards upon the couch apparently unconsciously, and at last her
fingers stole under her petticoats and reached the part which was the
principal scene of her excitement and which I could see from the
motions of her arm she was attempting to allay. In a few minutes she
appeared to be unable longer to withstand the temptation which the
opportunity offered, and rising up, she went to the hiding-place and
took from it some lascivious pictures and the little object with which
she intended to solace herself.
After heightening her desires by an attentive examination of the
seductive plates, she raised her dress and stretched herself on the
couch, much in the same attitude in which I had previously seen her,
and after a little toying with her finger she separated the ruby lips
and introduced the mock representation of that part of me which I was
so eager to enable her to judge how much more pleasure the reality
would afford her. Even then I had the patience to wait until she had
made use of it for some little time and until I could discern from
sundry sighs that the pleasure it was giving her was approaching a
climax. Then gently raising the trap door and catching hold of the
sides, I quietly let myself drop into the apartment below. A slight
rustling noise I made attracted her attention, and looking up from her
book, she beheld my almost naked body with the most prominent object of
it standing fiercely erect, for I had let down my trousers and turned
up my shirt so as to afford her a complete view of my person.
At this sight, so suddenly and unexpectedly presented to her, without
her at first being able to discover who it was that thus presented
himself in such a guise, she was so struck with surprise and
astonishment that she was in the utmost consternation and completely
lost her presence of mind, remaining motionless even after I had fully
appeared before her and approached her so that she must have recognised
me. Aware that, if I was to profit by the opportunity, I must not lose
a moment in explanation, I at once got between her thighs which were
stretched out widely extended, and withdrawing the wretched mock
article from its darling retreat, I threw myself upon her and instantly
without the least hesitation replaced it with the reality. I was quite
aware I should find some difficulty in getting admission, but most
fortunately her situation was so extremely favourable that I was
enabled so far to effect my object as to get the head of my weapon
fairly inserted within the delicious lips of her charmer before she had
recovered from her surprise sufficiently to offer any opposition. Then,
indeed, she attempted to rise up, exclaiming, "Oh! Frank, Frank, this
will never do." By this time, however, I had got my arms fairly round
her waist and held her locked in a close embrace, and while I
endeavoured to stifle her remonstrances with burning kisses on her fair
lips, I exerted my utmost efforts to improve my position. My thrusts
and heaves, driven with the greatest vigour my burning passion could
inspire me with, evidently hurt her severely, but this I had expected
and was fully prepared for, as I was aware from my previous inspections
of the charming spot that it never had been stretched to such an extent
as to enable me to attain free admission, and consequently I was not
disposed to relax in my efforts on that account, trusting that the
overwhelming pleasure that would ensue would fully make up for all
suffering, and that I should obtain full possession, as soon as she
should be enabled to join in my transports.
Her very struggles, caused partly by pain and partly by apprehension,
as she endeavoured to rise up, only aided me in effecting my purpose,
and after a short contest, I had the satisfaction and delight of
feeling the resistance which her virgin obstacles had offered to my
progress entirely give way, and my victorious champion had penetrated
her inmost secret recesses in such an effectual manner as to produce
the most delicious conjunction of the most sensitive parts of our
bodies that can possibly be conceived. The effect upon her, however,
was not so immediately delightful as it was upon me. The pain
occasioned by the last few thrusts by which I had completed the
achievement had been so severe as to make her abandon her resistance,
and when it suddenly ceased, on my weapon obtaining complete entrance,
she sank back on the couch as if exhausted. I followed her example and
sank down upon her, pressing her more closely in my arms, and being now
relieved from the necessity of using force, I regulated the movements
of my victorious champion so as to try to avoid as far as possible
giving her any further pain, and endeavoured to replace it with more
delightful sensations. But with the removal of the pain her
apprehensions revived, and she again entreated me to let her rise. Her
request, however, now came too late--even had I been disposed to comply
with it, which I certainly was not, the excited state into which she
had worked herself previous to my appearing on the scene had produced
such an effect upon her frame that very few up-and-down movements of my
pleasure-giver within the now thoroughly opened up premises were quite
sufficient to remove all traces of the pain and to produce the
consummation he was labouring to effect and was so eager to join in.
Before she had time to repeat her request and even before I was quite
prepared to respond to the tide of joy, her head again sank back and
she exclaimed, "Oh! Oh! Delicious, oh! Dearest, oh! I can bear it no
longer." Her ecstatic movements, while in the act of enjoyment, were
all that was required to make me join in her delight, and pouring forth
a torrent of bliss I sank motionless on her breast enjoying a happiness
that may be conceived but cannot possibly be described.
When I had recovered a little from my transports, still retaining my
place, I thought it was time to endeavour to appease her indignation
which I feared might have been aroused at the trap I had evidently laid
for her. But I soon found I had no occasion to be alarmed on this
subject. She had no hesitation in admitting that, though she had so
long resisted my entrance, it had only been from the fear of the
consequences and she had all along been as anxious as I was for the
crowning pleasure from the first moment when she had viewed the potent
charms of my pleasure-giver, and she had been as much disappointed and
annoyed at the unsatisfactory manner in which our intercourse had
hitherto been conducted; and she even went on to say that whatever the
consequences might be to her, she was rejoiced I had had the courage to
make her break through the restraint she had imposed on herself.
Accordingly, when I asked her whether her new acquaintance had not
justified, by the result he had produced, all that I had predicted as
the consequences of his being admitted into his present delicious
quarter, she frankly confessed that though she at first had suffered
dreadfully from the tearing open of her interior, the final close had
much more than gratified all her expectation and had fully made up for
all she had endured. And she added that she never would have forgiven
me, if I had yielded to her entreaties and left the performance
unfinished.
"But now," said she, "that this little darling has done his duty so
well, do get up and take a look about, in case anyone should stray in
this direction. I don't want to part with you so soon, but it would
never do for anyone to come in and catch us in this situation."
"No, no, dearest," I replied, "you only half enjoyed yourself the last
time, and I am afraid if I were to withdraw this little gentleman I
might have to give you more pain in replacing him, and as I want you
thoroughly to enter into all the blissful sensations of this occasion,
you must let him remain where he is."
"What," said she, "do you mean to say he can do it again? Oh! That
would be delicious! But I am so frightened for anyone coming."
"Well, dearest, just keep your arms round me, and I shall raise you up
till we can take a look about us." And clasping her round the waist so
as to keep us still firmly united by the pleasantest of all links, I
raised her up to a position from which we could command a view all
round us, and thus satisfy ourselves that all was safe.