I raised myself upright on my knees, contemplated with the utmost delight the uncommon active play of her loins, and the exquisite side wriggling of her very fine backside.
I raised myself gently up to feel further, touched the hips, the thighs, then the smooth belly, further on, and my hand laid in the thick hair of her cunt.
I laying half buried in the hay was not visible to her, but seeing her piddling, raised myself, and looked.
I raised myself up without uncunting; the straw rustling and crushing under us, too excited to lay still, after I had spent.
When she began to weep over me, my own tears stayed; my heart was eased because I had forgiven her, and then I raised myself up, and we sat together speaking of my father.
I raised myselfto look: he was standing in the road, speaking to a farmer, or rather listening; and I saw his look quicken into sudden wonder and curiosity when we dashed past.
I placed my right foot in the channel of the stream, raised myself as well as I could on my left knee, and brought up the rifle.
I raised myselfslowly in the saddle, and fired; but my hand shook so with the cold that I missed him.
Slowly I raised myself upon my hands and knees, and then with a great effort I lifted myself to my feet, but I found that I could not bear the pressure of my injured foot upon the ground.
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