Gorgeous Ayaka Fujisaki revealing tiny areola

Fanny Hill (Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure)

Letter The Second

Then it reached sufficiently into the water, yet con- tain'd convenient benches round it, on the dry ground, either to keep our cloaths, or . . ., or . . ., in short, for more uses than resting upon. There was a side-table too, loaded with sweetmeats, jellies, and other eatables, and bottles of wine and cordials, by way of occasional relief from any raw- ness, or chill of the water, or from any faintness from what- ever cause; and in fact, my gallant, who understood chere entiere perfectly, and who, for taste (even if you would not approve this specimen of it) might have been comptroller of pleasures to a Roman emperor, had left no requisite towards convenience or luxury unprovided.

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