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Two Flappers in Paris

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'You know,' I continued, 'that these are the central parts of the body: the loins, the lower part of the belly, the thighs, the bottom, all nervous sensations are centred here. But when the dance is conducted as it was just now, when the bodies touch—still more when it is a man and a girl who are dancing together—when the belly of one is pressed against the belly of the other and when the thigh of one is inserted and rubs against the thighs of the other and the lower part of the belly, thus exciting the treasures which are hidden there. . . '

156 pages, Hardcover

Published November 28, 2003

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December 31, 2016
An amusing jaunt through the Parisian scene though the eyes of 'uncle'. Not very well written but the gorgeous illustrations more than make up for it.
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