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She
looked
up
for
a
moment
,
her
hair
all
odds
and
ends
.
’
No
!
’
she
said
,
her
eyes
wide
.
’
It
’
s
not
a
towel
,
it
’
s
a
sheet
.
’
And
she
went
on
busily
rubbing
her
head
,
while
he
busily
rubbed
his
.
Still
panting
with
their
exertions
,
each
wrapped
in
an
army
blanket
,
but
the
front
of
the
body
open
to
the
fire
,
they
sat
on
a
log
side
by
side
before
the
blaze
,
to
get
quiet
.
Connie
hated
the
feel
of
the
blanket
against
her
skin
.
But
now
the
sheet
was
all
wet
.
She
dropped
her
blanket
and
kneeled
on
the
clay
hearth
,
holding
her
head
to
the
fire
,
and
shaking
her
hair
to
dry
it
.
He
watched
the
beautiful
curving
drop
of
her
haunches
.
That
fascinated
him
today
.
How
it
sloped
with
a
rich
down
-
slope
to
the
heavy
roundness
of
her
buttocks
!
And
in
between
,
folded
in
the
secret
warmth
,
the
secret
entrances
!
He
stroked
her
tail
with
his
hand
,
long
and
subtly
taking
in
the
curves
and
the
globe
-
fullness
.
’
Tha
’
s
got
such
a
nice
tail
on
thee
,
’
he
said
,
in
the
throaty
caressive
dialect
.
’
Tha
’
s
got
the
nicest
arse
of
anybody
.
It
’
s
the
nicest
,
nicest
woman
’
s
arse
as
is
!
An
’
ivery
bit
of
it
is
woman
,
woman
sure
as
nuts
.
Tha
’
rt
not
one
o
’
them
button
-
arsed
lasses
as
should
be
lads
,
are
ter
!
Tha
’
s
got
a
real
soft
sloping
bottom
on
thee
,
as
a
man
loves
in
’
is
guts
.
It
’
s
a
bottom
as
could
hold
the
world
up
,
it
is
!
’
All
the
while
he
spoke
he
exquisitely
stroked
the
rounded
tail
,
till
it
seemed
as
if
a
slippery
sort
of
fire
came
from
it
into
his
hands
.
And
his
finger
-
tips
touched
the
two
secret
openings
to
her
body
,
time
after
time
,
with
a
soft
little
brush
of
fire
.
’
An
’
if
tha
shits
an
’
if
tha
pisses
,
I
’
m
glad
.
I
don
’
t
want
a
woman
as
couldna
shit
nor
piss
.
’
Connie
could
not
help
a
sudden
snort
of
astonished
laughter
,
but
he
went
on
unmoved
.
