e welcome repose before breakfast time.

Mrs. Dale remained our visitor for three days, during which we met in
the doctor's bedroom every night, and renewed our delicious orgies.
Mrs. Dale carried off her son and niece, and I promised to come over to
her cottage on the following Saturday, when Harry and I took turn and
turn about with the two dear creatures, sometimes fucking one between
us two at once. When the school resumed its work, Mrs. Dale and Ellen
always dined at the rectory on Sunday and slept there, when we made a
general orgie in the old style.

This continued until our midsummer holidays, when I was to leave the
rectory for King's College. Mrs. Dale's and Ellen's pregnancies, daily
becoming nearer to the period of parturition, were getting more
difficult to conceal. We had long discussions with uncle as to what was
best to be done. It was at last arranged that they should leave the
cottage as if for a tour on the continent, but in reality should only
go to Paris, and take apartments in the house of a good _accoucheuse_
in the environs, and remain quiet there till the period of delivery. It
was not necessary for them to go before we broke up, and the doctor and
Harry and I could accompany them, and after I had seen my guardian on
my return to London, I had no doubt of getting his leave, and the
necessary means to visit the continent up to the middle of October,
when the classes would begin. It all fell out as arranged. Nothing of
the pregnancy was visible, thanks to the full robes worn.

We accomplished our journey, found a capital _accoucheuse_ in a
beautiful neighbourhood, with a large garden. Harry, uncle, and aunt
remained with them, while I returned to London. I saw my guardian, who,
after putting me through an examination, expressed himself much pleased
with my progress, said the visit to the continent would expand my mind,
and that he would furnish me with the means. He recommended that I
should visit my mother first for a fortnight, and announced that at
about the end of that time the girls would come up to London to enter a
first-rate finishing school. He further told me he had proposed to and
had been accepted by Miss Frankland, and they were to be married at the
same time; my sisters were to be bridesmaids, and I could be present at
the marriage before going abroad. All this being arranged, I ran down
home. My mother was delighted to see me, and thought me grown and much
improved. It is needless