Fanny Hill - Memoirs Of A Woman Of Pleasure

The book is written as a series of letters from Frances"Fanny" Hill to an unknown woman, with Fanny justifying herlife-choices to this individual. At the beginning of her tale, Fanny Hill is ayoung girl with a rudimentary education living in a small village nearLiverpool. Shortly after she turns 15, both her parents die. Esther Davis, agirl from Fanny's village who has since moved to London, convinces Fanny tomove to the city as well, but Esther abandons Fanny once they arrive. Fannyhopes to find work as a maid, and is hired by Mrs. Brown, a woman she believesto be a wealthy lady. Mrs. Brown is in fact a madam and intends the innocentFanny to work for her as a prostitute. Mrs. Brown's associate, Phoebe Ayers, sharesa bed with Fanny and introduces her to sexual pleasure while establishing that her hymen is intact. Mrs. Brown plans to sell Fanny's virginity to an ugly oldman, but Fanny is repulsed by the man and struggles with him. She is saved fromrape by Mrs. Brown's maid. After this ordeal, Fanny falls into a fever forseveral days. Mrs. Brown, realizing that Fanny's virginity is still intact,decides to sell Fanny's sexual favors to the exceedingly rich Lord B., who isdue to arrive in a few weeks...

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