period thus pleasantly conjoined. During this time I purposely turned
the conversation upon Laura and Frank. I began by joking him about what
Laura would say if she saw us in such a situation defrauding her of her
just rights. He replied that he did not know what she would say, but
that he knew what she ought to say, or at least what he would say if he
were to find her in a similar situation, and that was that as she could
not assist in contributing to his happiness at present, she was very
glad to find that he had been able to get somebody else who could.
"Then," said I, "you would not be offended, if she were to follow your
example."
"No, certainly not," was his reply. "I don't mean to say that I would
not rather prefer that I should have her entirely to myself, but I am
so fond of her that if I found it would contribute to her happiness to
enjoy herself with another, I should not make the slightest objection,
provided she would only allow me to contribute to her enjoyment as much
as I could." He went on to say that he was sadly afraid she would never
allow him that pleasure, that he did once hope she might have been
induced to accept him, but for the last few weeks, with the exception
of the previous night, she had been colder than ever, and he was afraid
to press her on the subject for fear of being at once rejected.
I ventured cautiously to express my opinion that he was too distrustful
of his own merits, and that he stood higher in Laura's favour than he
seemed to imagine.
He eagerly caught at my words, and asked on what grounds I thought so.
He said he saw that from my old acquaintance with her as a boy, I was
on more intimate terms with her than anyone else and more likely to
understand her sentiments, and that he had often thought of speaking to
me on the subject. Indeed, he said he would almost have been jealous of
my influence with her had I been a few years older and had it not been
that, instead of appearing to be annoyed at his attentions to her, I
had rather given him every opportunity to pursue them.
As I felt he was watching me, I endeavoured to keep my countenance as
well as I could, but I was aware that the blood mounting in my cheeks
must to some extent betray the secret interest I took in the subject. I
though the best plan was to acknowledge that from our early intimacy,
and the kindness she had always shown me, I did take a great interest
in her, and that it was perhaps only my being sensible that she could
neither look up to nor respect one so much younger than herself that
prevented this feeling from ripening into a warmer attachment, but that
I was old enough to be able to wish to promote her happiness even if I
could not myself be the means of doing so, and that from what I had
seen of her feelings towards him, I had always thought they might be
happy together, and consequently had wished him success.
He pressed me very much regarding what she thought, or might have said
of him.
I told him that of course it was not a subject on which I could have
ventured to speak to her seriously, that sometimes a looker-on saw more
of the game than the players, and that I thought she did like him and
was only restrained from showing it more by his not urging his suit so
much as he perhaps might have done. We had some further conversation on
the subject, and I added that I knew she was of a reserved disposition
as regarded her own feelings and did not like to have them noticed and
commented on by strangers and that perhaps the idea of all the parade
and show which he might think necessary at the celebration of his
marriage and the discussion of the matter for months previously might
annoy her, while she would probably have been more easily induced to
consent had he been a person of less rank and consequence, when all
this exhibition would have been avoided.
He said that if she had any difficulty on this ground, nothing could be
easier than to obviate it, for as far as he was concerned it would give
him the greatest satisfaction to dispense with all formalities, except
necessary settlements which he would take care should not occupy much
time, and they might be quietly married at their own church in the
neighbourhood without making any fuss about it; that with the exception
of his mother and sister he had no relations he cared anything about or
whom he would wish to be present, so that Laura could have everything
her own way.
Without attempting to urge too much, I gave him to understand that I
thought he had better come to an explanation with her as soon as
possible and make her aware of his ideas on these points. And I
promised to endeavor to ascertain her wishes as far as I could, and
make him acquainted with them.
I had long felt by the unruliness of his member, which was deeply
imbedded within me, how powerful an impression the discussions of this
subject produced upon him. He very soon disregarded my injunctions to
keep quiet--the delightful intruder would keep wandering up and down in
the path of pleasure--and before our conversation was concluded, I felt
the warm injection twice spouted into me. After this, he said he would
not venture to trespass upon my kindness any further for the present,
and urged me to take his place, which, excited as I was by his
performances, I was very well disposed to do. He made every arrangement
for my entering him in the most agreeable manner, inserting the weapon
himself and tickling and playing with the appendages.
When fairly entered and enjoying myself to the utmost, I laughingly
said that if he was going to run away with Laura I could not hope for
any long continuance of our present agreeable amusement and I must try
if I could persuade Frank to allow me to enjoy with him some of the
pleasant pastimes he had been teaching me. He eagerly caught at the
idea and urged me to do so, offering to leave with me all his books and
pictures to show to him, and telling me to let him have any of them he
liked, and at the same time begging me, if I succeeded, to allow him to
join in our amusements, as the possession of one resembling Laura so
much would be the next thing to enjoying herself. This was exactly what
I wanted, for I felt satisfied that after having enjoyed the brother he
could never complain of anything the sister might do. Having then
brought my enterprise to a satisfactory termination, I made him leave
me, and joined Laura and Frank.
Although they had been able to see everything, they had not heard all
that passed. Coming to my bed, they proceeded to satisfy the burning
desires which the scene they had just witnessed had lighted up in them.
While thus agreeably employed, I joked Laura about the martyrdom I had
undergone for her sake and what she was to look forward to suffer when
she attempted to take in the stupendous instrument whose performances
she had just seen. She did not appear to be much afraid of it, and said
that judging from the manner in which I had apparently enjoyed its
presence within me there was not much reason for apprehension. But she
eagerly asked what we had been talking about, as she had heard only so
far as to make out that she was the subject of our discourse. She was
quite delighted to find that the result had been so satisfactory, and
it was at once resolved that, when Sir Charles pressed the matter, she
would consent and that I should contrive to impress upon him the
propriety of his urging the completion of the marriage with as little
delay and ceremony as possible.
Frank and I made up a party to ride with them that forenoon, and we
took care to let them have an opportunity for an explanation. Laura was
in a gracious mood. Sir Charles acted on my advice, pressed his suit,
was accepted, explained his own wish to have the marriage concluded as
soon as possible, but at the same time saying that on that point as on
every other he should wish to consult her feelings in every respect,
and was given to understand that her sentiments coincided with his.
Having obtained her consent, he spoke to her father as soon as we
returned from our ride, and as the settlements he proposed were most
satisfactory, it was at once arranged. And it was settled that the
marriage should take place within a month.
When Sir Charles came to me the next morning, he was in extasies at the
successful termination of his suit, which he asserted was in a great
measure due to my good advice, and he urged me to attend him on the
happy occasion. As this afforded a good excuse for my remaining at the
Hall, and being on a good footing with Laura, I readily agreed. Laura
having expressed a wish that they should be quiet during the few weeks
she was to remain at home, it was arranged that the visits of some
friends who were expected should be postponed. Her aunt, immediately on
hearing of the marriage, returned to the Hall, but I made Laura give
her mother a hint that, though she did not like to say so to her aunt
herself, she would prefer being allowed to enjoy the privacy of an
apartment by herself. Her mother thought this was quite reasonable, and
another room was prepared for Miss Middleton. Frank was allowed to
remain at home till after the marriage, and we thus secured another
month of our delightful pastime to which we gave ourselves up without
scruple or reserve. Sir Charles, though unwilling to tear himself away
from the pleasure he was enjoying and anticipating, was obliged to go
to town to make the necessary arrangements. I was desirous before he
went to take a photographic view of him in the act of enjoying me, as I
thought that in the event of Laura being obliged to have recourse to
any compulsion upon him, her object would be better attained by making
him aware she was in possession of such a picture than by any reference
to me or explanation as to how she came to know anything on the
subject. It was necessary for this purpose to bring Frank on the scene.
As he was quite willing to join in the sport, having been greatly taken
with what he had witnessed of Sir Charles' operations, I told the
latter that by means of his pictures I had come to a good understanding
with him and that he had agreed to comply with our wishes. Giving him
to believe that there was a double maidenhead to be taken, I proposed
that they should both be disposed of at the same time, and offered him
his choice which he would prefer. He said that if it was left to him to
decide he would prefer to make the attack in the rear, and we settled
that he should come to me the next morning when I could get Frank to
meet us.
Frank was in bed with me when Sir Charles arrived. I at once turned
down the bed-clothes, stripped off his shirt and exhibited him quite
naked, his fiery little dart, standing erect and un-hooded, exhibiting
its proportions in the most splendid manner, and I asked if he had ever
seen anything more beautiful. He threw himself on the charming boy and
covered every part of him with kisses, while I undressed him and
reduced him to a similar state of nakedness as ourselves. As soon as
this was done, I prepared Frank for the sacrifice. I was apprehensive
that there would be as much difficulty in introducing the magnificent
weapon into his lovely, but narrow aperture as there had been in my own
case, and I endeavoured to provide against the worst as satisfactorily
as I could. I knelt down on the bed and made him place himself kneeling
also so as to rest his belly on my back. Sir Charles then placed
himself behind him and grasped him firmly round the loins, making his
splendid weapon appear between his thighs, where I saw it rubbing
fiercely against Frank's less mature organ. Taking hold of it and
making it move back a little, I introduced my hand between Frank's
thighs, and separating the lips of the delicious aperture between his
lovely buttocks, I directed the point of the throbbing monster to the
proper spot. Holding it firmly in the requisite position, I told Sir
Charles to press it gently forwards. This he immediately did and to my
great astonishment I felt it gradually advancing and slipping into the
gulph of pleasure without difficulty, till I was obliged to withdraw
the grasp my hand held on it. I had hardly done so when I saw the
enormous pillar entirely swallowed up, and on turning my eyes to
Frank's face, I could not discover on his countenance the slightest
trace of pain or suffering. Satisfied that I need have no further
apprehension on his account, I turned myself a little round, so as to
take my part in the play, and placing myself directly before him, so as
to bring my buttocks in contact with his warm soft belly, I insinuated
Frank's charming little darling into my rear. While holding me fast
with one arm round the middle, he grasped my stiffly erected standard
with the other hand. Thinking that the power and weight of metal of Sir
Charles' performer in the rear would prevent Frank from exerting
himself much in the combat, I resolved to render any great exertion on
his part unnecessary. For keeping time with Sir Charles' motions, I
commenced a series of heaves by which, whenever Sir Charles' weapon was
fully driven up to the hilt in his hinder quarter, his own was as fully
and as pleasantly introduced within me. This delightful operation very
soon produced such a state of extatic delirium that he could not
refrain from giving vent to the most enthusiastic praises of our
performances in such a loud tone that I was obliged to beg him to be
quiet to prevent suspicion being aroused. The delight was too excessive
to endure long, and before Sir Charles was ready to perform his part in
the final scene, I felt the dear boy's discharge poured into me, as his
head sank upon my back and his convulsive grasp of my throbbing
instrument relaxed. I retained him in this position for a few seconds
longer, while the fierce heaves of Sir Charles, driving his steed to
and fro in the delicious field of battle, testified to the
soul-stirring effect that had been produced upon him and soon relieved
his high mettled charger of a portion of his superabundant fluid. Then
withdrawing from Frank, he laid him down on the bed, and again renewed
his caresses which very soon reanimated the slightly drooping head of
his darling charmer.
We agreed, however, that it would be better to allow Frank to be
passive in the next encounter, and accordingly I took the centre
position, and entering Frank's delicious rear, I exposed my own to be
breached by the enormous battering ram of Sir Charles. The assault,
however, was not nearly so terrible, and with a little care I now
contrived to take it all in, and speedily enjoyed the felicity of
feeling its throbbing pulsation beating within me over the whole extent
of the cavity which it so completely filled up. Frank's charming
receptacle for my own heaving instrument was of that pleasing
elasticity that I should not have discovered it had ever once been
invaded by a larger weapon than my own, and the voluptuous sensations
it produced upon my burning member as, excited to the highest pitch and
swollen to the utmost extension, the fiery dart was plunged in and out
of the burning furnace, were most exquisite. I felt, too, the full
effect which Frank had already experienced of the greatly increased
pleasure during the amorous encounter which resulted from the pressure
in the interior of so large an instrument as that of Sir Charles'. And
much as I had enjoyed my former encounters with them both separately,
most assuredly this one, in which they both combined their utmost
efforts to produce the most lascivious sensations it is possible to
conceive, far surpassed everything that had taken place previously.
Another scene of delicious toying succeeded. The darling objects which
had already given us so much delight were again investigated and
admired, and each new proof of the bliss they were capable of
conferring upon us only made us more eager to offer up our worship to
them. Another delicious combat succeeded. Sir Charles this time took
the combat-position, and I again received his member within me. But my
concern being now well saturated with the blissful libations that had
been already poured into it, the monster slipped into me this time with
very little difficulty. Frank, on the other hand, was delighted as well
as surprised to discover that he had no easy task to force his way into
the agreeable fortress he was about to storm in Sir Charles' rear. But
the difficulty only enhanced the pleasure when the breach was fairly
made, and the invader revelled in full and undisputed possession of the
interior works. And if I might judge from the exclamations of delight,
they both enjoyed themselves to their hearts' content when they had
once gained admission to their respective destinations. So much so that
after they had run one course they gave no signs of wishing to change
their positions. I put my hand behind to ascertain the state of
matters, and found both the heroes still in such an excited condition
that I said if they were disposed to break another lance in the same
lists I was quite willing to keep my place, provided Sir Charles would
take my charger in hand and lead him on to participate in the pleasing
conflict. This proposal was highly approved of and at once carried into
effect, to the entire satisfaction of all parties. After this I made
Sir Charles leave us, not wishing that we should be entirely worked out
as I was quite aware poor Laura would be in a sad state if she found
that we were unable to do anything in the way of appeasing her longings
after the excitement she must have undergone while witnessing our
voluptuous proceedings.
As soon as he was gone, Laura made her appearance and scolded us
heartily for having wasted so much of our precious strength and enjoyed
ourselves so completely without her. But as we each contrived to give
her pretty satisfactory proof that we had not spent all our treasures,
we soon put her in a good humour again; especially as Sir Charles was
to leave on the next day, when she would have us all to herself again.
In the course of the day, I easily persuaded Sir Charles to allow me to
take likenesses of us all three in the various attitudes of enjoying
each other, one of which I took care should be sealed up and deposited
where Laura would have it at command in the event of her finding it
necessary to have recourse to it, even if I should not be at hand at
the time. As Sir Charles was obliged after this to be almost constantly
absent, we gave up to him the few nights he occasionally spent at the
Hall, and the remainder were passed with Laura in a constant series of
repetitions of delightful sports which, however agreeable to the
actors, would involve a tiresome repetition were I to detail them.
The only variety was Frank's adventure with Betsy. Having been once
accustomed to indulge his passions, he regretted sadly that the
enjoyment would continue only for so short a period, as Laura and her
Charles were to go abroad immediately on their marriage, and he began
to look about him for some object to console him in her absence. He
soon fixed upon Betsy, but he found it more difficult to obtain her
consent than he had expected. When I joked her on the subject, she
admitted that she liked the boy, but said she was afraid he was too
young to give her much pleasure, while there was a great risk that he
might talk of it and get her into a scrape. Finding that Frank was very
desirous to have her, I agreed to promote his wishes. I had endeavoured
to conceal as much as possible from Betsy my intercourse with Laura,
but she was too quick not to have discovered that there existed a good
understanding between us, though I still pretended that although we
were sometimes in the habit of amusing ourselves together after her old
fashion she had not yet granted me the last favour. I now told her that
Laura had discovered my intercourse with her, and that previous to her
own marriage she wished to see us perform the conjugal rites that she
might know how to conduct herself when it came to be her turn, and that
I had therefore arranged, as Frank was to be out early the next
morning, Laura was to come to my room where I had promised that Betsy
and I should comply with her wishes. Frank got one of his sister's caps
which concealed his hair, and a nightshirt which closed in front over
his breast, and it was hardly possible for anyone to tell that it was
not Laura herself. Indeed, the disguise was so complete that the next
time Sir Charles came to enjoy himself with us, I made Frank dress up
in the same manner and pretend to be asleep in bed with me, and it was
only when I could not restrain a burst of laughter at his consternation
that Sir Charles discovered the trick we had played him. Nor do I think
he was perfectly satisfied until the removal of Frank's shirt showed
standing proof that it did not cover a woman's form.
Betsy's discovery was made in a different manner. When she came, Frank
kept under the bedclothes until I had stripped her, and getting into
bed with her performed the hymenial rites in due order. When we had
finished, I slipped off her on the other side of the bed from Frank,
leaving her lying on her back all exposed to his observation. He
commenced a survey of every part of her, joking her on the beauties he
discovered and on the manner in which she had enjoyed the operation
that had just been performed, and wondering whether it would give her
as much satisfaction. Gradually he began to embrace her, and at last
got upon her, asking me if that was the way Sir Charles would do it to
her.
"Yes that is it," said I, as he got between her thighs and placed
himself in the position in which I had lately been, "only he would not
have this stupid night dress about him, and he will have something
stiff between his legs to put into that pretty little hole you see
before you, now try what you can do to imitate him."
While Frank clasped her in his arms and pressed his mouth to hers, I
raised his shirt, and pointing his weapon at the mark, he thrust
himself forward, and it slipped into her in an instant. Betsy's
consternation was extreme as she felt the warm flesh within her. She
had on many occasions tried the effect of Laura's substitute, but her
experience of the real article had been quite enough to satisfy her
that this was something of a different description, and she exclaimed,
"Goodness gracious Miss Laura, what is the meaning of this?"
Frank replied, tearing off his cap and exhibiting his short curls
instead of Laura's flowing ringlets, "Well, I am glad I have got
something to prove I am not a girl, for I was beginning to be afraid
that the change of dress had effected a complete transformation."
It was too late for any objection now. Nor did Betsy appear at all
disposed to make any. On the contrary, the lascivious boy's motions
were so lively and so well directed and his capacity for conferring
pleasure so much greater than she had expected that she at once yielded
herself up to the enjoyment, and joined in his amorous transports with
hearty good will. And when he had given and drawn from her the first
proof of their mutual satisfaction with each other and the young rogue
still retained his position and proceeded to give her a second dose of
his prolific balm, she was quite transported with delight and exerted
herself with so much vigor and set to second his endeavours that they
very soon sank exhausted in each other's arms enjoying to the utmost
the second proof of the completion of their mutual overwhelming bliss.