Charles Sackville (Pseudonym)

Two Lascivious Adventures of Mr. Howard Charles Sackville (Pseudonym)

He fastens another broad strap round her waist and hauls it up to the middle of the beam and continues pulling in and squeezing the cords until Lady Bosworth is suspended and distended like a star fish, most of her weight was held up at the waist, and her thighs were dragged so far apart as to form an angle greater than a right angle. Every part of her front was thus presented helplessly on one side of the dais, and all her back and bottom equally well presented on the other.



When Mr. Howard's beleaguered cousin Sir Bosworth approaches our resident flagellator extraordinaire for a spot of advice, our hero is quick to bestow the virtues of taming particularly troublesome ladies at the tip of a rod and lick of the whip. It is not long before Mr. Howard is calling upon his wards and eager disciples Maud and Alice to exact a very physical and humiliatory chastisement of said shrew before the lustful gaze of previously tormented spouse. But will Lady Bosworth suffer the indignities enough to be lashed in lasciviousness?



Our second tale finds our hero exact his revenge upon young Lady Markham, who in her naive plotted against our protagonist and his libertine ideals. Once again, stays and bodice will be ripped asunder and our wicked débutante subject to the mercy of Mr. Howard's expert flick of the wrist. Reaching the dizzy heights of orgiastic abandon how can Lady Markham resist her inevitable moral downfall.



Two Lascivious Adventures of Mr. Howard, secured by the agents of the infamous publisher Charles Carrington while exiled in Paris and pseudonymously written in 1907 by the author of Maud Cameron and Her Guardian (also available from Locus Elm Press), is a fine example of Victorian erotica, replete with licentiously graphic prose and of all deeds and devices bound and unbound.



Lady Bosworth and young Lady Markham are about to get a very physical education.