Erotic literature?Following the lead, a set of ladies with an interest in literature.
Vintage Literotica ~ for friends and admirers
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Dreamliner
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These two are more interested in each other.
cascadiabound
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Ah, yes - a scene from the Goldsmith classic, She Stoops to Conch Her. Lots of corsets needed for a production of that play. Looks like this lady has already had her bodice ripped.
cascadiabound
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She doesn't seem to mind the exposure
Yes, she (and the piano) seem attuned to it.
Tio_Narratore
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It is a pleasure to see our vintage ladies paying homage to the arts. We've had a run of those devoted to literature; shall we follow up on cascadiabound's musical offering? Here's a young Parisian lady with a guitar:
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How about a tambourine?
It makes sense that the followers of Erato inspire those of Terpsichore. Well played—and danced.
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Tanlines from 1925.
Not exactly sure who’s on the inside here, but I think it’s him. Nice to see that they were enlightened enough to allow conjugal visits back then. She certainly seems eager.
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Eternal triangle.
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Ah! Queen Josephine in her royal robes. 
This outfit is better-known, but I like the one @RjThoughts shared better.Ah! Queen Josephine in her royal robes.
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Her back story is amazing.Ah! Queen Josephine in her royal robes.
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Her front story is amazing as well. During the Occupation, the Nazis wouldn't dare bother her for fear of a massive rebellion by the French and so she sheltered many Jewish children from the concentration and death camps.
