Fanny Hill

Memoirs of a woman of pleasure.

People have been saying things about me.

Some not very nice.

But now ... I'll tell you how it really happened.

My true story.

I was born in a small village, of poor parents, but honest.

I grew up as an only child, very happy.

Everyone said how beautiful I was, though it was a good girl.

And then the worst of ills befell me.

My parents were consumed by smallpox.

Fanny Hill?

Yes, ma'am, do you?

I do not recognize me, Fanny?

Esther Davis! We used to play together.

I'm making a short visit.

I do not recognize you, Esther.

After all, is so good now!

I'm sorry for your loss, Fanny.

What do you think of doing now?

To tell the truth, Esther, do not know what to do.

I'll tell you one thing:

How about accompanying me to London to make his fortune?

Gain well as serving maid and gentlemen, why do not you?

The service will be very difficult, Esther?

Well, being the servant can be pretty tough ...

but for a beautiful girl and well educated like you

I think you get a good position and can do very well too!

How can I succeed?

Being a good girl and given to the wishes of his master!

Being humble, respectful ... and preserving their virtue.

You can even get married with your love!

And he will wear it with the finest silks ...

I know some have done it.

And none so beautiful as you.

My dear young man, if I may put it into words ...

Yes sir?

We should not be virtuous for earthly rewards

This is not the way the truth!

But it's not what you guys force us to do, sir?

Lie down and let gentlemen take liberties with us?

Esther gave me the best advice and protection.

At the same time, it charged for its services

making me pay for the costs of our trip.

What did I, cheerfully.

City of London!

I was so excited about the noise, the rush, people ...

I thought that after so much suffering, fortune and find happiness there.

But Esther did not give me time to rest

and took me straight to the information office.

Come!

What place is this, Esther?

The employment agency, where we're going to look for jobs.

I have no experience!

No matter.

You go out the way it is.

Stay there with the other girls I'll see if I can recommend you

Oh, what luck, Mrs.. Brown is here!

- Who is Mrs.. Brown? - Look there.

She is a lady sweet and famous

a girl would be lucky to get a job with it.

Wait here I'll go talk to her.

Mrs. Brown!

Esther Davis! How are you?

I'm glad to say that I very well, ma'am.

Looking for a job, right?

In fact, no, ma'am. I'm fine where I am positioned.

But ... brought him a little treasure there in the field.

Look there.

Oh, my Lord! You know how to choose, Esther, I have to admit.

I'll talk to her.

Excuse me, ma'am?

I brought there from Lancashire, and she has not paid a penny.

So I saw, I thought, "Mrs.. ... Brown

Go, Esther, give me your hand.

Thank you, ma'am.

Fanny!

Mrs.. Brown, who told him.

I leave it now, Fanny.

I must get back to work, should be worried about me.

- When you see her, Esther? - Very soon, I dare say.

Behave yourself!

So, miss, do not be alarmed! Fanny, is not it?

Yes, ma'am. Francis Hill, but I call it Fanny.

I know I'm not strong but I'm not afraid of hard work.

I'm not sure, honey.

But I have enough people to work hard.

What I am looking for now is a pretty girl and well -educated

presentable enough to serve the gentlemen.

Now, take off your hat.

That's right.

Shake your curls.

Very beautiful.

Oh, yes, yes, very sweet.

- Good health. - Thank you, ma'am.

I liked you, Fanny. I think it will serve me well.

So what do you say? Want to come along?

Yes, if you want, lady!

But that sweet little thing you are, for sure!

Fresh as a flower.

I think it will be very happy with you.

Thank you, you are very kind.

My daughters grown and gone

and now have to content myself with my "nieces," as I call them.

You think I would be one of my "nieces"?

Yes, I like, ma'am.

Oh, well, then that's it!

Is it just me.

Take your bags up Fanny, Susan.

She comes to live with us, it's my new "niece".

Mrs.. Brown has many "nieces," Fanny.

Do your work, Susan, and hold your tongue.

Tell Phoebe to meet us in the room.

- Oh, no, I drop! - I pay by the hour.

No, I do, it's late, good morning, and beasts.

Oops, sorry, lady.

Well done, Emma.

They're going to St. George with Audrey, Mrs.

and I said I would not, and they said they would force me to go ...

Oh, come here!

Your words mean nothing to me

because I was in a beautiful house, well furnished ... or so it seemed.

I thought it was a family reputation, and that was lucky!

Sit down, my love.

Must be tired to the soul after so much travel!

Eat enough, and Phoebe will show you where you go to sleep.

Oh, here she comes now.

Oh, Mrs.. Brown, but that beauty!

Fanny Hill, fresh from the field.

I would like to share a room with her, Phoebe?

Oh, sorry, sir, I must say!

Come give me a kiss, my dear!

Ready! Now we're best friends!

- Oh, my love! - Come on, Fanny, drink, baby!

Fanny was thinking it could serve as the gentlemen, Phoebe.

I would like it, Fanny?

I think you gentlemen would very happy, after a workout.

I leave all my new girls in the hands of Phoebe.

She will educate her and take care of you, have a natural gift for it.

And the call ...

Oh, God bless her, I think she is ready for your bed.

Take her to the bedroom, Phoebe, and leave her comfortable.

There's no job for me to do tonight, lady?

No, God bless you! Phoebe will do what needs to be done.

I will wait for you. And sweet dreams for two.

No need to be embarrassed, honey.

After all we are all equal.

Come, let me help you.

Oh, but you're even a sweetness.

Ready, go.

Than comfortable.

Let's be best friends, Fanny?

Yes, I am well pleased.

Give me a kiss then.

I understand.

And another.

Now, for the third time, best friends.

Oh, your face!

- Nobody ever said that's how best friends kiss? - No!

You liked it, Fanny?

Yes.

And you may want to have as many kisses.

Never kissed a boy, Fanny?

No.

I would like to do it, too?

Yeah, maybe.

I think they would, too.

A thing so lovely as you!

What are you doing, Phoebe?

Making him an affection, dear.

A little bit for you to sleep.

I'm almost ashamed to say I never thought I'd stop it

but to lie passive, as she hoped

And their freedoms not aroused in me no feeling to not be

a strange and hitherto unknown pleasure.

Well, I should have done? What do you have me do?

Run screaming to the Mrs.. Brown?

I was alone in the world.

Phoebe was kind and gentle with me.

Who can say what we were doing something wrong?

Moreover, I believe God made our bodies to give us pleasure.

Oh, Phoebe!

Oh, lovely little thing!

So I took my first tribute of virginity Condo Venus.

Well, miss, what time are these to still be in bed?

Oh, Mrs.. Brown, I humbly ask your pardon, I think I overslept.

Stay where you are, dear. Of course I was only joking with you.

Phoebe told me he was very pleased with you last night

with her and you too, I think.

Forget it. I like my girls get along.

Phoebe told me that you're very affectionate.

The gentlemen will be very pleased with it.

In fact, dear, there is a nice gentleman who wants to meet you.

But first ...

We must educate them and make it appropriate for society.

Phoebe.

Imagine my joy to get rid of my clothes peasant

and Phoebe have to get dressed so carefully.

I felt like a princess!

Ready!

The gentleman that Mrs. Brown said he wanted to meet you come to tea today.