| Dover, named Stover. |
Chad, her dad, |
rug, to tug. |
| Gene; is pristine. |
treasure, sex pleasure." |
quicker; bent dicker. |
| weekend; a friend. |
laster, it faster. |
by, the fly, |
| Foster, her roster. |
Kropp, did pop |
Dan, a fan. |
| gaily, Arthur Faily; |
time; your prime. |
Danny, hot fanny; |
| Lee, suits me: |
nightie? a frightie. |
Kalgoorlie, broads
maturely, |
| dreidel, the maid'll |
supposed, partially closed; |
meat, eruption
complete. |
| Florida, constantly torrider; |
Goff, a trough; |
Ella, a fella. |
| furry, the surrey. |
Atlanta, of banter. |
Hutch, mere touch. |
| Frances, deep trances. |
Bombay, the hay, |
Cox, publical locks, |
| jerk; my work; |
Gissing, up kissing. |
vasoline, flyer's
spleen. |
| Lillian, college cotillion, |
Amble, casual ramble. |
Hoover, man's maneuver. |
| flush, to gush, |
lookies, our cookies |
trickie, a quickie, |
| quickie, quite tricky |
Sisson, a Nissan; |
me, stress free. |
| quickie; and sticky, |
Clyde, of pride, |
Montreal, her fall, |
| tremendous, feats stupendous. |
Charley, the barley. |
Gary, will marry: |
| beast! at least |
men? and again. |
stacks, her slacks. |
| nymphomania, similar crania. |
Sonder. a wonder. |
vast, it last. |
| Kate, her date. |
door, tile floor. |
remarked, lodger
embarked |
| May, the way. |
Decatur, date her. |
maid, a spade, |
| great. a date. |
Reed, amorous speed. |
snigger, and bigger: |
| Florida, steadily torrider. |
Eddy, favorite steady, |
Bounter, did encounter. |
| drawers, her chores. |
Hickey, his dickie: |
Hood, she could. |
| beckons, I reckon. |
Tozaire, we dare?" |
leotard, and hard, |
| floor; the door. |
fair, a pair. |
Carr, his mar. |
| -- this date. |
deft, quite bereft. |
Bruce, excuses profuse. |
| Mickey, rosey-red hickey. |
Vicki, be picky. |
Mailer, his trailer. |
| mug, one hug. |
Tonto, in Toronto, |
Pretoria, terrible
worria. |
| finesse, Persians delicatesse. |
Clyde, his bride. |
say, I'll play |
| must, urgently thrust |
Office, of his. |
becoming, gardener's
plumbing; |
| bore! my door, |
treasure, my measure. |