![]() One such girl from Mobile, or Meridian, or Aiken who did not sweat in her armpits nor between her thighs, who smelled of wood and vanilla, who had made soufflés in the Home Economics Department, moved with her husband, Louis, to Lorain, Ohio. ![]() For she does bear a child-easily, and painlessly. The cat will always know that he is first in her affections. Sometimes the magazine drops, and she opens her legs just a little, and the two of them will be still together, perhaps shifting a little together, sleeping a little together, until four o’clock, when the intruder comes home from work vaguely anxious about what’s for dinner. ![]() She will fondle that soft hill of hair and let the warmth of the animal’s body seep over and into the deeply private areas of her lap. “Or, as she sits reading the “Uplifting Thoughts” in The Liberty Magazine, the cat will jump into her lap. ![]()
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