The Demi-Monde: Fall: Book IV of The Demi-Monde by Rod Rees

The Demi-Monde: Fall: Book IV of The Demi-Monde by Rod Rees

Author:Rod Rees [Rees, Rod]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Jo Fletcher Books
Published: 2013-08-29T06:00:00+00:00


‘But is it correct?’ asked an anxious Crowley. ‘Poe was equally confident in his solution but he proved a false prophet.’

‘There is only one way of finding out, Crowley, and that is to put it to the test.’

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Terror Incognita

The Demi-Monde: 52nd Day of Fall, 1005

The second attribute of a subMISSive woeMan is to be Invisible, to disguise her feminine allures. Father Quintus Tertullian teaches us that when in public, woeMen should keep their bodies covered except for their eyes and their hands. To do otherwise would allow them to be ‘patted all over by the roving eyes of total strangers’ (Quintus Tertullian, Use the Cane and Double the Pain, Whips and Scourges Publishing). This is best achieved by woeMen wearing a burka. The burka is the all-enveloping black robe which leaves only a woeMan’s hands and eyes uncovered. In this way, when she is abroad, a woeMan’s feminine charms will not attract, delight or inflame the senses of any Men who might espy her. As Father Miles Davis advises, ‘Keep your chick under wraps otherwise you’ll wake up one bright morning to find every cat in NoirVille has been drilling her all ways and sideways.’

A Fool’s Guide to HimPerialism: Selim the Grim, Bust Your Conk Publications



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