— Time, 11 p.m.
No, sir, you must not — let me go!
I will not kiss — no! Please sir, no!
The window, too — ah! there's a screen -
What should I do if we were seen?
Keep your hand down. Oh! No, sir — no!
What nonsense sir, to tease me so.
I will not suffer you to see -
You're very rude. Ah! — Oh dear me!
Your finger hurts — take it away!
No, don't — what would my mother say
If she could see you thus employed?
My habit shirt you have destroyed -
Unpin it? There! you mustn't! Oh!
Don't press and pinch my bubbies so!
I'll raise the servants with my cries -
No, no, I won't. What? part my thighs?
I dare not, sir, I am a maid -
Oh, murder! Do not be afraid;
There's no one in. What did I say?
Don't, love! Oh, don't! You go away.
What means this finger downward pressing?
This toying, kissing, and caressing?
I cannot tell — I'd like to know -
O! go away! No, don't! Ah, no!
Take your hand down, let that suffice -
No, don't! That's it! My God, how nice!
My dress put down! Oh, fie for shame;
I won't take hold of-what's it's name?
Take it away! Oh my! how thick!
No, no! It won't go in the niche!
What! on the couch? Oh, no, I can't!
Open my thighs? I won't — I shan't!
You wrong me sir; you are mistaken;
I'm not so easily overtaken,
I will not! There! You'll soil the clothes.
Take off your shoes — can you suppose
I'll let you- take that thing away,
It hurts me! Oh how nice! Oh, pray,
Don't push it, please sir, any more,
Or else I'll cry — Oh! lock the door.
Oh, come now! Thrust! — ah!-oh! — so, so,
Make haste — you mus'nt, no, sir, no;
The couch's too soft; a cushion get;
There, that is nice — oh! sir, you're wet!
You shall not, why not push it straight -
Oh, don't; it's not yet in! Oh! wait —
Now push; now stop a little; so —
It's in! I die! oh, don't! Oh, do!
Slow — fast — quick — quicker — so — that's right —
I feel I'm swimming with delight —
Push on, dear boy — there — press it steady —
What! you're withdrawing it already?