Granddaughter -Rebirth- Part1.rar
Granddaughter HDYou see your sweet virgin granddaughter resting in her bed, wearing her cute nightdress, and you just have to have your way with her right now! You ignore her attempts to stop you from popping her cherry, and shove your rock hard dick inside of her. You rip open the buttons on her nightdress to expose her perky nipples, giving you a gorgeous view of her bare chest as you bury yourself deep inside of her.
Granddaughter -Rebirth- Part1.rar
Evan Stone is a bit of a germaphobe, to say the least, and when he gets a visit from his step-granddaughter, Zerella Skies, he is even more on edge than usual. After spraying her down and decontaminating everything in sight, he tells Zerella to take a shower. But when he sees that she isn't sanitizing to his standards, he steps in to help, only to realize he might overreact and needs to take it easy. With a bit of encouragement, Zerella convinces her step-grandfather to get his vaccine.
Listen to the complete recording and read program notes at Jacket2.The Speech Lab Recordings: Readings at Columbia University, May 5, 1933 and October 24, 1934 These recordings were made during two recording sessions at Columbia University, on May 5, 1933 and October 24, 1934, recorded by Barnard professors George W. Hibbitt and W. Cabell Greet, lexicologists and scholars of American dialects. For more information see Mustazza on The Contemporary Poets Series in Jacket2 and the Speech Lab Recordings series page. PennSound wishes to thank Lesley Francis, the granddaughter of Robert Frost, for helping us to make these recordings available. We are also grateful to the Frost Estate and to Henry Holt and Co. for granting permission to post the material. Editor's note: The recordings here were originally made on aluminum platters. They were subsequently dubbed to reel-to-reel tapes by the Library of Congress in 1978. These digitizations are made from the reels, which are stored at Columbia University. I made the decision to present the recordings in the order in which Columbia numbered the aluminum platters, except for where I reordered the sequence to keep parts of the same collection together. Sequence numbers, as well as record numbers, are available in the file names. --Chris Mustazza, University of Pennsylvania Recordings made on May 5, 1933 Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening (0:54)
Dust of Snow (0:21)
Once by the Pacific (0:48)
Mowing (0:58)
Spring Pools (0:49)
The Code (Part 1 of 2, Take 1 of 2) (4:10)
The Code (Part 2 of 2, Take 1 of 2) (2:18)
The Code (Part 1 of 2, Take 2 of 2) (3:45)
The Code (Part 2 of 2, Take 2 of 2) (2:47)
Mending Wall (2:40)
Birches (fragment) (2:17)
Birches (3:07)
Recordings made on October 24, 1934 The Grindstone (4:34)
The Runaway (1:09)
An Old Man's Winter Night (1:43)
The Road Not Taken (1:07)
Mending Wall (2:30)
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening (0:57)
Dust of Snow (0:21)
Birches (3:15)
Mowing (1:01)
Speech at 1937 Pulitzer Prize Dinner - recorded from the radio by W. Cabell GreetOn the Heart's Beginning to Cloud the Mind (4:13)These sound recordings are being made available for noncommercial and educational use only. 2016 Estate of Robert Frost and Henry Holt and Company. Distributed by PennSound. 041b061a72