Re: Problems in the Corncrib

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: Harry, old chap!  I'm sure enough gettin' the treatment, I am. I haven't seen the lass dance yet, but I can tell you that when we were on the trail she was not shy at showing her fine, exquisite calves and a bit above when we would step upon a rock or leap a small stream. When she walks, her lovely hips roll back and forth like two bear cubs in a sack, not that I noticed....and the way she thrusts her head out and kinda flips her lovely dark hair, well, .....She did, I might add,when we would sit and rest, allow her gown to slip from her shoulders a bit, not that I was looking for it, mind you, but when it's thrust upon you, one cannot help but admire things, you know. But, the most beguiling thing about her is her perfume! I kinna describe it, but it is the MOST intoxicating female odor I have ever beheld! It kinda grabs your attention ...and...well...oh! MY! It causes stirrings which... Sorry, Harry! I gotta go. The Captain is coming my way and he looks like he's all business.  Maybe he needs me to go on a scout ...remind me to tell you about the two nights we camped on our way to Augusta...

: Seamus 

: : Ah, Seamus.  Sounds like your gettin' the treatment.
: : Does she dance?  And when she dances kicks up her heels
: : 'n shows her calves and more?  When you're sittin' with
: : her does her gown slip and show her shoulder?  'Tis
: : treachery and don't ye doubt it.  Something happens
: : and I don't know what it is.  Somehow on this side
: : o' the ocean they forget their place.  They become willful
: : and devious.  Fight it, man.

: : Hurry Harry


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