(And yes, I will tip my hat to anyone who can cram any more childish innuendos into a single paragraph!)
Friday, 4 April 2014
De Sade manuscript flogged and exposed
Donna Yates has whipped up an arousing post about a manuscript pumped out in 1785 by the Marquis de Sade, "The 120 Days of Sodom". The once tightly bound scroll has spent the last three decades tantalisingly shackled in Swiss exile while courts writhed in torment over its future but it has now been flogged to a French collector after lashing out a rumoured €7 million. There are breathless murmurs that the thrilled collector intends to expose the scroll in a private museum before manhandling it once more and humping it over to the Bibliothèque Nationale. After being tortured so long by the foreign captivity of their national treasure, the French are undoubtedly gasping a sigh of relief at its final release and ecstatic at its return. Its unveiling at the Paris library promises to be an explosive climax.
(And yes, I will tip my hat to anyone who can cram any more childish innuendos into a single paragraph!)
(And yes, I will tip my hat to anyone who can cram any more childish innuendos into a single paragraph!)
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