sympathetic spasm that told of sensuous pleasure.
Gently the amorous Mr. D. drew the girl towards him, and hugged her yielding form. He printed sudden a hot kiss on her cheek, and whispered flattering words to ad-sorb her attention from his proceedings. He essayed more, he gently moved Bella's hand about the hard object, until the young lady perceived that his excitement was likely to become too rapid.
Throughout Bella had firmly adhered to her " role " ; she was coy innocence itself.
Mr. D. , encouraged by the non-resistance of his young friend, proceeded to other and still more decided steps. His wanton hand roved along the edge of Bella's light dress, and pressed her yielding calf. Then, suddenly with a warm and simultaneous kiss on her red lips, he quickly passed his trembling fingers underneath and touched her plump thigh.
Bella recoiled. At any other time she would have gladly flung herself upon her back, and bade him do his worst; but she remembered her lesson, and went on with part to perfection.
" Oh! how rude you are, " cried the young lady, " what a naughty thing—I cannot let you do that. Uncle says nobody must be allowed to touch that—at any rate not without first—— " Bella hesitated, stopped, and looked silly.
Mr. Delmont was curious as well as amatory.
" Without first what, Bella? "
" Oh, I must not tell you. I ought to have said nothing about it; only you, by doing such a rude thing, made me forget. "
" Forget what? "
" Something that my Uncle has often told me, " an-swered Bella simply.
" What is it? Tell me. "
" I dare not—besides, I do not understand what he means. "
" I will explain it, if you tell me what it was he said. "
" You promise not to tell? "
" Certainly. "
" Well, then, he says I must never let anyone put the hands there, and that whoever wants to do so, must pay well for it. "
" Does he really say that? "
" Yes, indeed he does; he says that I am able to bring him a good round sum in that way, and that there are plenty of rich gentlemen who would pay for that you want to do to me, and he says he is not stupid as to lose such a chance. "
" Really, Bella, your Uncle is a strict man of business. I did not think he was that kind of man. "
" Oh, yes, but he is, " cried Bella. " He is very found of money, you know, in secret; and I know scarcely what he means, but he sometimes says he shall sell my maidenhead. "
" It is possible, " thought Mr. Delmont.
" What a man he must be, what a wonderful eye to business he must have. "
In fact, the more Mr. D. thought about it, the more convinced he became of the truth of Bella's ingenious explanation. She was to be bought. He would buy her; better far that way than to run the risk of discovery and punishment by resorting to a secret liaison.
Before, however, he could do more than revolve these sage reflections in his own mind, an interruption occurred in the arrival of his own daughter Julia, and very reluc-tantly he had to release his companion and arrange himself with an eye to propriety.
Bella made a rapid excuse and went home, leaving the event to take its chance.
The route taken by my fair young lady lay through several meadows, and along a cartline which emerged into the great high way very near her Uncle's residence.
The time was afternoon, and the day was unusually fine.
The lane had several sudden turnings, and as Bella pursued her way, she amused herself watching the cattle in the neighbouring pastures.
Presently the lane became bordered with trees, the long straight line of trunks divided the roadway from the footpath women had ceased for a moment from their labour of weeding to interchange some interesting ideas.
On the opposite side of the lane was a hedge, and through this Bella saw two animals, a stallion and a mare, the stallion chasing the latter about the ground.
But what startled and surprised Bella most was the wonderful erectioned excitement of a long and grizzly member which hung below the belly of
Gently the amorous Mr. D. drew the girl towards him, and hugged her yielding form. He printed sudden a hot kiss on her cheek, and whispered flattering words to ad-sorb her attention from his proceedings. He essayed more, he gently moved Bella's hand about the hard object, until the young lady perceived that his excitement was likely to become too rapid.
Throughout Bella had firmly adhered to her " role " ; she was coy innocence itself.
Mr. D. , encouraged by the non-resistance of his young friend, proceeded to other and still more decided steps. His wanton hand roved along the edge of Bella's light dress, and pressed her yielding calf. Then, suddenly with a warm and simultaneous kiss on her red lips, he quickly passed his trembling fingers underneath and touched her plump thigh.
Bella recoiled. At any other time she would have gladly flung herself upon her back, and bade him do his worst; but she remembered her lesson, and went on with part to perfection.
" Oh! how rude you are, " cried the young lady, " what a naughty thing—I cannot let you do that. Uncle says nobody must be allowed to touch that—at any rate not without first—— " Bella hesitated, stopped, and looked silly.
Mr. Delmont was curious as well as amatory.
" Without first what, Bella? "
" Oh, I must not tell you. I ought to have said nothing about it; only you, by doing such a rude thing, made me forget. "
" Forget what? "
" Something that my Uncle has often told me, " an-swered Bella simply.
" What is it? Tell me. "
" I dare not—besides, I do not understand what he means. "
" I will explain it, if you tell me what it was he said. "
" You promise not to tell? "
" Certainly. "
" Well, then, he says I must never let anyone put the hands there, and that whoever wants to do so, must pay well for it. "
" Does he really say that? "
" Yes, indeed he does; he says that I am able to bring him a good round sum in that way, and that there are plenty of rich gentlemen who would pay for that you want to do to me, and he says he is not stupid as to lose such a chance. "
" Really, Bella, your Uncle is a strict man of business. I did not think he was that kind of man. "
" Oh, yes, but he is, " cried Bella. " He is very found of money, you know, in secret; and I know scarcely what he means, but he sometimes says he shall sell my maidenhead. "
" It is possible, " thought Mr. Delmont.
" What a man he must be, what a wonderful eye to business he must have. "
In fact, the more Mr. D. thought about it, the more convinced he became of the truth of Bella's ingenious explanation. She was to be bought. He would buy her; better far that way than to run the risk of discovery and punishment by resorting to a secret liaison.
Before, however, he could do more than revolve these sage reflections in his own mind, an interruption occurred in the arrival of his own daughter Julia, and very reluc-tantly he had to release his companion and arrange himself with an eye to propriety.
Bella made a rapid excuse and went home, leaving the event to take its chance.
The route taken by my fair young lady lay through several meadows, and along a cartline which emerged into the great high way very near her Uncle's residence.
The time was afternoon, and the day was unusually fine.
The lane had several sudden turnings, and as Bella pursued her way, she amused herself watching the cattle in the neighbouring pastures.
Presently the lane became bordered with trees, the long straight line of trunks divided the roadway from the footpath women had ceased for a moment from their labour of weeding to interchange some interesting ideas.
On the opposite side of the lane was a hedge, and through this Bella saw two animals, a stallion and a mare, the stallion chasing the latter about the ground.
But what startled and surprised Bella most was the wonderful erectioned excitement of a long and grizzly member which hung below the belly of
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