Fanny Troll, or, Memoirs of a Woman of Merry Sport

[speakr2customrs]

This is yet another in my series of Where did Olaf the Troll go? ficlets started in answer to a challenge at ‘Twisting The Hellmouth’. This time the crossover is with a classic work of erotic fiction; ‘Fanny Hill, or, Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure’, written in a debtors’ prison by John Cleland and published in 1749 (this was, of course, long

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[paratti]

Fabulous.

[speakr2customrs]

Thank you!

[confusedkayt]

This is absurdly delightful, and your little horny hamster drew a giggle out of me when I thought I could giggle no more.

[speakr2customrs]

Thank you!

[speakr2customrs]

Thank you!

[anonymous]

I'm a Canadian, and to us Flora MacDonald is an entirely different person whose connection with merry sport causes distress in the brain region.

Alex Wert

[speakr2customrs]

I can see why! But to us Flora MacDonald is the woman who aided Bonny Prince Charlie in his flight to safety following the Battle of Culloden.

[ffutures]

Extremely silly - absolutely wonderful!

[speakr2customrs]

Thank you!