Madame Putiphar, Vol 1 E 2

''Madame Putiphar, Vol 1 E 2'' is a fictional work by Pétrus Borel, written in the early 19th century. The story follows Déborah Cockermouth, a young noblewoman, and her forbidden love for Patrick Fitz-Whyte, a farmer's son, highlighting the tensions of social class conflict and parental control. As their secret romance unfolds, the couple faces societal pressures and familial opposition, leading to dramatic confrontations and emotional turmoil as Déborah fights for her love against the constraints of her upbringing.