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1. I would kiss you, and none would despise me by emese_sixsmith

   Fandoms: The Terror (TV 2018)  

   • Explicit
   • No Archive Warnings Apply
   • M/M
   • Complete Work

   13 May 2024

   Tags

   • No Archive Warnings Apply
   • John Irving/Solomon Tozer
   • John Irving (1815-c.1848)
   • Solomon Tozer
   • It's Irving's turn in the dress
   • Light Feminisation
   • Irving typical homophobia
   • unfortunately getting laid doesn't fix Irving's whole everything
   • mild panic attack
   • Rimming

   Summary

   John was shaken out of his reverie by a resounding slap. As he looked up the tableau before him was thus: Peglar clutching his corset to his chest, sergeant Tozer with a proprietary hand resting low on his back. The sergeant said 'run along now sweetheart,' and turned to the other men crowding him for help getting out of their finery. John did not see sergeant Tozer slap Peglar on the arse, but the evidence of the act was clear. Peglar seemed in undiminished high spirits - was that a wink he gave the sergeant before he went hunting for his own clothes? - nevertheless this kind of harassment could not be tolerated.

    

   Irving is betrayed by his Christian pleasures and graces when agreeing to act in a play leads to him being alone, in a dress, with sergeant Tozer.

   Title from the Song of Solomon (heh), which I'd like to think is the only stimulating material Irving has access to.

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   English

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