pencil: George Levis

story: Francis Leroi & Jean Claude Baboulin

Based on the erotic novel by Sophie from Rostopehine

Another erotic story by George Levis, inspired by a novel written in 1857, which sold 1,910,000 copies at the time of publication.
The story tells the experiences of a wealthy French family.
Madame De Fleurville has two very young daughters, Camille and Madeleine, a few years apart from each other.
The woman educated them to behave like polite young ladies.
In fact, when the neighbor Eric, the same age as the minor (Madeleine), comes to visit, they invite him to play with them in the bedroom.
To make him happy they perform sapphic games, but as soon as he asks to participate, they ask their mother's permission.
The woman agrees to explain the basics of sex to young people, but given the age and the need to preserve the virginity of the girls, she convinces Madeleine to satisfy Eric with her mouth.
Things get complicated when a beautiful American and her little daughter join the happy family.
Madame De Fleurville easily seduces the newcomer and invites her to stay with them.
The daughter, Marguerite, is entrusted to her daughters, who initiate her to their particular games.
When Marguerite unwittingly teases the old gardener, Camille doesn't mind spanking her to punish her rudeness.
Near them lives Madame Ficchini with her daughter Sophie.
The woman is very strict with the girl, who tends to make up for her neighbors.
Camille and Sophie end up fighting each other.
Madame Ficchini punishes Sophie by whipping her in front of the others.
Camille is also punished by her mother, who forces her to watch in prayer all night, without veils.
Marguerite and Madeleine take the opportunity to get closer.
After yet another punishment suffered by Sophie for the fault of her neighbors, her mother visits the neighbors.
While Madame Ficchini seduces both women and makes them her lovers, Sophie approaches the beautiful Camille, who gives her to the gardener.
When Madame Ficchini accepts old Albert's marriage proposal, she entrusts Sophie to her neighbors.
Sophie will no longer be punished for no reason and will be able to happily play with the three beautiful friends.
I admit that the subject is delicate, but it is a classic of eroticism and what is taboo today was the norm in the 19th century.
Apart from that, the pictures are splendid and the story well embroidered, without excessive vulgarity.