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Normal is a frequently used word, yet one whose exact meaning is as elusive as the term, perverse. What those two words imply seems to vary from nation to nation, from community to community, from person to person.
Among one African tribe it is considered obscene to expose one’s back to others. In many Eskimo communities, it is the height of hospitality for a man to offer his wife to a guest.
Ellie Ferris, the young wife in this story, appears to be an average American wife, yet she behaves in ways many would consider abnormal and perverse.
HOT PANTS FARM GIRL-a novel of major interest to any who hope to find and define their own standards of correct behavior. The story of one woman seeking to resolve her moral conflicts and find inner happiness.
“You’ve got to do it, honey,” the haggard grey-haired woman said. “The whole family’s counting on you. We need that money. We may never get another chance like this.”
“But, Maw,” Ellie wailed, “he’s old enough to be my grandfather.”
“Ellie,” her mother said firmly, “Mr. Clayton Ferris has been kind enough to propose marriage to you, and your Paw and I said yes. You’re gonna do it, and that’s final.”
Ellie, a slim but curvy blonde girl of seventeen, was standing in her long white wedding dress and pouting like a child. In many ways she still was a child. She’d never been away from the little farm village where she was born and raised, and she knew nothing about men and sex and marriage. But somehow Clayton Ferris, a rich rancher, wanted her. It was the big break her impoverished family had been waiting for.
“Maw,” Ellie sighed, “I don’t wanta marry that old man. Do I really have to?”
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