should act with aunt, who she
now felt more certain than ever would very soon attack and carry my
person when she reached home and had the place and time all to herself.
I listened with apparently great attention; as the reader knows, I was
already an adept in the art she wished to indoctrinate--thanks to the
admirable advice of my ever charming real first instructress, the
lovely Mrs. Benson. But I could not help thinking how completely these
two admirable women had the same wisdom and knowledge of the world with
which they were so anxious that I, too, should become conversant.

The next night the doctor and aunt went quietly to bed, the doctor
declaring that his previous night's doings would prevent any more that
night. So I only had one more gaze at all aunt's magnificent beauties,
which had a never failing effect on my excitable weapon, and which she
sent away when her light was put out in a perfectly fit state for the
work that awaited him in my sisters' room. I came upon them sooner than
expected, and found the three rolled into one body, two gamahuching
each other, and Miss Frank-land's clitoris in Mary's bum-hole. For a
wonder they did not hear me as I gently opened the door, and I
patiently waited till the lascivious crisis brought down a delicious
spend from them all. When clapping my hands applaudingly, I cried--

"Bravo! bravo! encore!"

I was so far glad, for to confess the truth the pace was telling, and I
began to require more and more of the rod. However, we had but this and
the next night at our disposal, and the knowledge that we must soon
cease our delicious orgies nerved us all to increased efforts.

Again our passions raged furiously, and broke out in spurts of foaming
sperm. Every desire our lascivious lubricity could suggest was carried
out to increase our pleasures or renew our exhausted resources, until
time warned us again to separate.

The next day there was no school time--it was spent in packing and
preparing for departure. My poor mother took it much to heart--she was
a most affectionate creature, as innocent as a babe. I often wondered
where we three got all the natural wantonness of our characters, for
mamma had nothing of it. I suppose it must have come from our
grandparents, as aunt had it in the fullest degree, and was almost the
equal of the adorable Miss Frankland, who only excelled her in having
Greek blood in her veins, which, doubtless, accounted for the extreme
heat of her