Saint Cungundes

                                     
                                  "A silent majority of voyeurist"

    Saint Cungundes, a pious wife instilled in her daughters the most
    tender sentiments of fidelity and virginity. Dorothy her first daughter
    took in her charge a school for young debutants. "Do you
    want to be safe in the pleasures of the city and happy in the leisure of
    your homes?" she asked the young debutants.

    Her second daughter Alicia chided the reckless girls, "Purity is a gift,
    we gain it and preserve it by loving more than ourselves."

    Saint Cungundes instructed, "Who can know the sweet joy of Paradise
    and taste its fruit?" Each noviciate was then instructed to disrobe and
    explore each others embrace. "Feast on what is freely given." Alicia
    cried with tears of joy.

    Many oils and intoxicating wines were indulged. Pillows and silk sheets
    were everywhere. A metal mechanical horse was very popular. Slowly,
    mirrored walls were lit, revealing an audience of gentlemen.
    Saint Cungundes calmed her young charges, "When you see someone
    in need, do not ask why someone else cannot help them, but think to
    yourself I have found a treasure."

    A lively congress of gentlemen and debutants ensued; binding many to
    marriage. "True joy comes not from the idle, but those who joyously pursue it."
    exclaimed Dorothy.



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