gly to his desires; from him to the mate, and
eventually to all the ship's company, without any jealousy of captain
or mate; for the system in those days made captain and crew all equally
interested in the success of the voyage from the terms of their
agreement.

The captain, mate and carpenter were owners of the vessel. The crew of
a boatswain and four picked men received food, mostly dried fish, but
no wages. They were entitled to a certain share of the profits of the
voyage, and thus were interested in its success, and on very different
terms of intimacy with the captain to what ordinary sailors could be.

The voyage lasted six weeks, and during all that time she had every man
in the ship into her every day, and from fair front-fucking had
eventually satisfied them in both apertures, and often had had one in
each orifice, and sucked a third to spending point, which she
deliciously swallowed; she had even taken the _premisses_ of the little
twelve-year-old cabin boy, and she declared that she never enjoyed so
complete a satisfaction of her excessive lascivious lust as in that
happy voyage of six weeks' duration.

The Count, who had split his sides with laughter as she recounted this
extraordinary indulgence in every enjoyment of lust, related in the
amusing patois of Piedmont, told us that notwithstanding such excessive
indulgence in both orifices, and by pricks, many of which were of
immense dimensions, not the slightest appearance of such ample
stretching could be detected on the closest examination, and that in
either orifice she could almost nip your prick off. One of those
exceptional constitutions and splendid forms that no excess injures,
and who are ready for any number of pricks and reducing them all to
inanition, while she remained as ready as ever to recommence the utmost
excess of lust as soon as any one set had exhausted themselves.

As a sequel to the Count's confessions, I shall here give my adored
wife's account of her early life in the form of a narrative, for when
it was told to me it was interrupted by various lustful encounters
produced by the lascivious and exciting nature of her revelations.

She was the daughter of a Greek mother, married to a high clergyman of
the Church of England, a man of great erudition, who had taken the
highest honours at Oxford. When Fellow of his college he was tutor to a
great nobleman's son, had travelled for years with him, and hence his
wide acquaintance wi