My first reaction was to scream and withdraw, but curiosity forced me to linger an instant longer, for it was the first time I had seen a full-grown man in nature"s guise, and the sight was quite delicious if shockingly scandalous. Believe me, my dears, most men are not worth the effort of even a single glance, let alone a study, but Mr. Kemp was worth both, and more. I was fortunate that I had brothers, so I knew what shape and form males were, although it was many years since I had seen them in such a condition. Those years added much to a man, apparently, and I gave a little gasp.
It took that long for my presence to register with him and he started, covered the most disquieting parts of himself and turned aside. That was hardly an effective disguise, for it only afforded me a view of
