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The Vices of Women
Since it's first movies, Bourgeois women have been part of the Dorcel universe. In almost 40 years, they went from the status of rich women patiently waiting for their husbands in their manors and having some good time with their butlers to the status of strong independent women taking responsibility for their perversions. Here, Marc Dorcel gives you the opportunity to watch some of his most perverse bourgeois women.
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Since it's first movies, Bourgeois women have been part of the Dorcel universe. In almost 40 years, they went from the status of rich women patiently waiting for their husbands in their manors and having some good time with their butlers to the status of strong independent women taking responsibility for their perversions. Here, Marc Dorcel gives you the opportunity to watch some of his most perverse bourgeois women.
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Dorcel
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Tarra White
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Abbie Cat
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Denisa Heaven
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Jennifer
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Anna Polina
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Paige Turnah
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Anissa Kate
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Clanddi H Jinkcego
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Sharon Lee
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Pascal White
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Pascal St. James
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