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Kate Percival The Life and Amours of the Beautiful…

I buried my face between them and pressed a thousand kisses on the soft velvet surface.
"Why Kate, you are a perfect volcano," said Laura, trembling under my embraces, "and I have been laboring under the delusion that you were an icicle."
"I was an icicle, darling, but now I have been melted by your charms."
"What a happy man your husband will be," said Laura.
"Happy-why?"
"To enfold such a glorious creature as you in his embrace. If you take so much delight with one of your own sex, what will you do when clasped in a man's arms?"
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Kate Percival The Life and Amours of the Beautiful…

At the same time our nightdresses became disarranged, and I felt her naked thighs pressing against mine.
Laura kissed me again with even greater warmth than before, and while she was thus engaged she slipped one of her soft hands in the opening of my night-chemise, and I felt it descend on one of my breasts. When I felt this, a trembling seized my limbs and I pressed her convulsively to my heart.
"What a voluptuous girl you are, Kate," she said, molding my breasts and titillating my nipples. "You set me on fire."
"I never felt so happy in my life, Laura. I could live and die in your arms."
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Kate Percival The Life and Amours of the Beautiful…

I now made an effort to withdraw myself from his grasp but he held me tightly.
"Dear Kate," said he, "I love you with all my heart and soul."
"Oh Harry," I replied, "you have said that to hundreds of others."
"Pray, darling—it is you alone that possesses my heart. I swear I love none but you."
So saying, he imprinted fresh kisses on my lips in spite of the resistance I made. To tell the truth, my resistance was getting weaker and weaker, for I felt a delicious feeling run through my body such as I had never experienced before. He grew bolder and almost devoured me with kisses.
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