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Encyclopedia > The stopperage

The stopperage is a sex position described in Sir Richard Francis Burton's translation of The Perfumed Garden.[1] It is not found in Jim Coville's 1999 translation.[2] Burton says: Wikipedia does not have an article with this exact name. ... The Perfumed Garden by Sheikh Nefzaoui is a sex manual and work of erotic literature. ... This list of sex positions includes descriptions of various forms of sexual intercourse and other sexual acts between people. ... Richard Burton, portrait by Frederic Leighton, National Portrait Gallery, London. ... The Perfumed Garden by Sheikh Nefzaoui is a sex manual and work of erotic literature. ...

FIRST MANNER--Et asemeud (the stopperage). Place the woman on her back, with a cushion under her buttocks, then get between her legs, resting the points of your feet against the ground; bend her two thighs against her chest as far as you can; place your hands under her arms so as to enfold her or cramp her shoulders. Then introduce your member, and at the moment of ejaculation draw her towards you. This position is painful for the woman, for her thighs being bent upwards and her buttocks raised by the cushion, the walls of her vagina tighten, and the uterus tending forward there is not much room for movement, and scarcely space enough for the intruder; consequently the latter enters with difficulty and strikes against the uterus. This position should therefore not be adopted, unless the man's member is short or soft.

This appears in Burton's second list of positions. Since only the first of Burton's lists has an equivalent in Coville's version, it may be assumed that this position was incorporated from another source or invented by Burton.[2]


References

  1. ^ The Perfumed Garden, Shaykh Nefwazi [sic], translated by Sir Richard Francis Burton, 1886, full text available at Internet Sacred Text Archive
  2. ^ a b The Perfumed Garden of Sensual Delight, Muhammad ibn Muhammad al-Nafzawi, translated by Jim Coville, 1999, Kegan Paul International, ISBN 0-7103-0644-X, 82 pages.


 

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