Hugh Morris Art of Kissing | Page 4

limited, it is a good thing to work up
to the kissing of the lips. Only an arrant fool seizes hold of such a girl, when they are
comfortably seated on the sofa, and suddenly shoves his face into her's and smacks her
lips' Naturally, the first thing he should do is to arrange it so that the girl is seated against
the arm of the sofa while he is seated at her side. In this way, she cannot edge away from
-him when he becomes serious in his attentions. This done, on some pretext or another,
such as a gallant attempt to adjust the cushions behind her, he manages to insinuate his
arm, first around the back of the sofa and then, gradually, around her shoulders. If she
flinches, don't worry. If she flinches and makes an outcry, don't worry. If she flinches,
makes an outcry and tries to get up from the sofa, don't worry. Hold her gently but firmly,
and allay her fears with kind, reassuring words. Remember what Shakespeare said about
"a woman's no! However., if she flinches and makes an outcry, a loud, stentorian outcry,
mind you, and starts to scratch your face, then start to worry or start to get yourself out of
a bad situation. Such girls are not to be trifled with ... or kissed. It is such as they, in most

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consequences of a kiss.
But if your arm is comfortably reposed across the girl's shoulders and "all's right with the
world)" then your next step is to flatter her in some way. All women like to be flattered.
They like to be told they are beautiful even when the mirror throws the lie back into their
ugly faces.
Flatter her!
Catullus once wrote:
Kiss me softly and speak to me low;
Trust me darling, the time is near,
When we may live with never a fear
Kiss me dear!
Kiss me softly, and speak to me law
"Take a Deep Sniff of the Per- fume In Her Hair and comment On It"
Tell her she is beautiful!
Then, take a deep sniff of the perfume in her hair and comment on it. Tell her that the
odor is like "heady wine." Tell her that her hair smells like a garden of roses. Tell her
anything, but be sure to tell her something complimentary. This done, it is only a natural
thing for you to do to, desire to sink your nose deeper into her hair so that you can get the
full benefit of its bouquet.
THE TECHNIQUS OF KISSING
Now is your chance I The moment you feel the tip of your nose touch her scalp, purse
your lips and kiss her, the while you inhale a deep breath of air that is redolent with the
exquisite odor of her hair. it is then but a few inches to her ear. Touch the rim of her ear
with your lips in a sort of brushing motion. Breathe gently into the delicate shell. Some
women react passionately to this subtle act. Brush past her here in this way again and
note her reaction. If she draws her head away, return to her hair and sniff luxuriously of
it. Then: settle back to her ear, the while you murmur "sweet, airy nothings" into it. From
the ear to her neck is but another few inches.. Let your lips traverse this distance quickly
and then dart into the nape and, with your lips well pursed, nip the skin there, using the
same gentleness as would a cat lifting her precious kittens.
Then, with a series of little nips, bring your lips around from the nape of her neck to the
curving, swerve of her jaw, close to the ear. Gently kiss the lobe of her ear. But be sure,
to return to the tender softness of her jaw. From then on, the way should be clear to you.
Nuzzle your lips along the soft, downy expanse until you reach the comer of her lips. You
will know when this happens because, suddenly, you will feel a strange stiffening of 'her

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erogenous zones of the body. The nerve ends in it are so sensitive that the slightest
contact with them sends a pleasurable thrill immediately through the nervous system,
through the medulla portion of the brain, back through the nervous system again, through
branches which connect up with motor nerves, in this case