My sisters often envied me thepower of directing the spurt where I pleased, so little were wefrom dreaming of the real intent of that projecting littleinstrument.
ng the spurt where I pleased, so little were wefrom dreaming of the real intent of that projecting littleinstrument.
In a few minutes the light was extinguished, and a rushing rillflowed into the night vase; very different from the gentletricklings from myself and sisters as we often squatted downopposite each other and crossed water, laughing at the differentsources from which they flowed. My sisters often envied me thepower of directi
lest I should disturb MissEvelyn and give her reason to think I had been observant of herundressing. When at last I dozed off, it was but to dream of allthe charms I had seen.
I heard the charming creature get into bed, and shortly breathehard. As for me, I could not sleep. I lay awake the greater partof the night, afraid to be restles
