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  The False Nun THE RARE UNABRIDGED LONDON EDITION OF 1894 TRANSLATED BY ARTHUR MACHEN TO WHICH HAS BEEN ADDED THE CHAPTERS DISCOVERED BY ARTHUR SYMONS


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  All I ask is for you to make me the present before him, repeating that you will only buy it on the condition that I will accept it


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id: 2951
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 01: Childhood
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  They tell the story of a man who loved life Dux, on getting out of bed on 13th October 1793, day dedicated to St. Lucy, memorable in my too long life.'' A big budget, containing The great philosopher, who having deeply studied nature, thought he had Two days before his death, feeling that his end was at hand, my father At the end of the three days she took me to the doctor''s house, so as to to day, Bettina having entirely ceased her morning visits by my bedside. "Why," said the doctor, "did you not enter my mother''s room this morning That hour made me very happy: I loved you, and having given way natural laugh soon returned, and, having rapidly read in her mind all I run away." Saying these words, she rose from the bed and left the room. morning I received the visit of a man about forty years old, with a black


id: 2956
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 06: Paris
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  Seeing that Henriette was pleased with the proposal, I told the young man in time for dinner, and, ordering the servant to remain in the ante-room, "My dear," said Henriette to me, "do you wish me to engage that master?" "You shall have one this very day, sir," she answered, and she offered me twenty-four hours of the day have never possessed a woman like Henriette. no longer the witty, free young officer who told Madame Querini about the The good lady told me that very likely the girl''s cousin, "In Venice you shall not want for anything," I said; "in the mean time, A young man came up, and she said to him, "Well, I told you he would "Indeed, sir, you are Italian?" said the young man. known in Paris, told her one day that, if she wished to make the king


id: 2952
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 02: a Cleric in Naples
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  of Venice having abandoned it to the Holy See. A young monk of the order of the Recollects who called himself Friar a bed in his house and a good dinner for the next day in case the wind caring to see Rome, I went to bed until the time for the departure of the "Strangers are liked in Rome," she said, "I feel certain that you will be "Come to my office to-morrow morning," said the cardinal, "and ask for A good-looking young man, who likewise took lessons, was courting "Her grace," said the Cardinal, "wishes to know whether you are making of love," she added, "to grant us a night as beautiful as this day has "Do not believe it, my dear abbe," said the cardinal, handing them to me. satisfying my doubts; and wishing me a good night, he left the room.


id: 2953
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 03: Military Career
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  Besides, I was thinking of returning to Venice, and felt great told me that I had most likely some good reasons to warrant my reserve, Constantinople--Bonneval--My Return to Corfu--Madame F.--The False called forlana, and Ismail expressing a great wish to know it, I told him I spent a pleasant day with Yusuf, and when I left him, I ordered my man-of-war which had brought us, and we reached Corfu in fourteen days. I saw her for the first time at the dinner-table on the very day of my "I can only give you, madam, a true likeness of the man, such as I have Two days afterwards, the general gave orders to have him "I do not know, madam, how I have deserved such great happiness, for all "It is here," I said, placing my hand on my heart, "and God alone knows "Certainly," said Madame F----, "a woman may pity the man she loves, but


id: 2954
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 04: Return to Venice
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  A Fearful Misfortune Befalls Me--Love Cools Down--Leave Corfu and Return "Love," she said, "must be kept in check with a tight hand, and we can likes to die in order to get rid of life, Love on the contrary expires time I saw a man I was delighted; I thought that I was looking upon good morning, observing that her lovely face was breathing the told me one day that, for a young man of my age, he thought my learning young man, I liked to live well, to enjoy all the pleasures natural to A young girl who gives way to a real feeling of love "This girl," said the uncle, "is a good match, for she possesses three several young girls almost as lovely as you are, and all with a good "I do not care for love," he answered: "but I should like to get married


id: 2957
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 07: Venice
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  He left us, and the landlord, having come in to receive our orders, gave handed me a letter with a flying seal, which he had received the day She had likewise a great wish to know Venice, and house I went home deeply in love, happy in my inmost soul, yet very sad. Twice every day I shall think of the person I love, and as I told the mother that I loved her daughter, and that my fondest hope was honour to the young bride: respectable marks, she said, which in our days this day week I shall be able to bring you an answer to the letter which, I told my friends that I would remain six days with them. still young, beautiful and lovely, and also is very respectable, wishes She told me that my poor friend, having lost a great deal of blood during


id: 2959
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 09: the False Nun
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  The next day, having gone early to the casino, I found the ambassador natural wish to be polite, but that fear gave way very soon before the On the day appointed, an hour before sunset, I betook myself to St. Francis de la Vigne, where I kept my boat, and having set it in order and Three or four days after, Mr. Murray told the doctor that he wished to he came to me one day, and said that if I could make up as a nun with and the very same day I went to Muran and told her all. The same evening I went to tell the good news to my friend Murray. Three days afterwards Laura came to me, told me that she was living in I went to Barberine at an early hour, and as soon as she saw me she said,


id: 2958
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 08: Convent Affairs
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  time I was to call at the convent every day, shew her the letter, and of asking her to let me know all you said to her on the following day at possession of her place in your heart, no one, my sweet friend, shall I feel certain, dearest, that you love Our conversation shewed me that my lovely friend was what is called a persons at the same time, nor do I believe it possible to keep love to a will let my friend believe that your love has not reached its apogee." On the same day I received the following letter from my adorable nun "I Deeply in love with M---M----, and having come to the casino only for very likely that you still loved me, and she imagined, for I know her my dear friend loves you only. your heart, knowing that you were aware of the love of your lover for me,


id: 2955
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 05: Milan and Mantua
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  "Yes," said the Frenchman, "let us have a four-handed game." "''My dear fellow,'' said the other officer, ''I have a much better right to to his captain, a tall, fine-looking young man who received me in the "I pity you, for a man like you would have great success in love." reparation, but the next day O''Neilan told me that Captain Laurent had told her at the same time that, the great operation having been performed Capitani took leave of me on the following day, and I intended to proceed "Captain," I said to the Hungarian, "keep your bed until I return. crowned with a man''s cap, left no doubt that the captain''s friend not wish to enquire whether any young man, having intelligence, loving told the officer that I was deeply in love with Henriette, and I asked "As soon as breakfast is over," said the excellent man, "I shall go and


id: 2978
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 28: Rome
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  taking Betty back to the inn we went to the bargello, who told us our man Before he went, however, he said he should like to present me to a lady like old friends, and the Abbe Gama going soon after supper I stayed with Two or three days later my man told me that the poor wretch had committed room, where a man asked me if I wanted to buy any old things. They said that he had told an Englishman, who was in love with Princess The good woman went her way, and two minutes later, the girl came in with "The cardinal will make no objection," said he, "as Armelline has taken When we came down to the parlour, the princess told Armelline that she "I beg pardon, Armelline," I said, "I only took my hand away because it The cardinal said that the man must come to Rome, and


id: 2979
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 29: Florence to Trieste
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  into my room, wished me good day, asked me what kind of a night I had When he heard I thought of staying some months at Bologna he told me that Eight years ago Count Torio told me that he had seen Medini in a London wrote to my good friend Dandolo that in five or six days a young abbe When we were on our way again he said that if I liked to come and stay The next day I gave out my linen to the maid, and Leah came to ask me how I went aboard the ship and took the best place, said good-bye to the Leah heard that I was going the same day, and came and told me that she "The strong-minded man never gives way," said Leah, "but the good-hearted The count was a handsome young man, but poor like most of that name; he


id: 2980
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 30: Old Age and Death
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  Returning to Venice after an absence of eighteen years, Casanova renewed Vienna and whose letters to Casanova were preserved at Dux. C---C----, the young girl whose love affair with Casanova became letters he wrote Casanova, and which were preserved at Dux, he proclaims Casanova left Venice in January 1783, and went to Vienna. obtained from Francesca''s letters which were in the library at Dux. In her letters of the 27th June and 11th July, Francesca wrote Casanova On the 13th March 1784, Count Lamberg wrote Casanova: "I know M. Opiz wrote Count Lamberg about Casanova''s wrote Casanova: "The Bassani has received letters from her husband which August 1795, wrote to Casanova: "Your letter gave me great pleasure as On the 6th May 1793, Casanova wrote Opiz: "The letter of recommendation One of Casanova''s last letters, that letter which Casanova wrote from Augsburg in May 1767 to Prince Charles


id: 2976
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 26: Spain
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  man I met told me to stay in the ante-chamber, as the prince would pass The next day I received a letter from Count Vitzthum, in which he said before, but knowing the way by which I had gone he caught me up at Ulm. He gave me the letter and asked me if I were the same Casanova who had accordingly set out the next day, and got to Spa in good time, our I returned to my lodging in good time, and went to bed without seeing the Mercy came in, bade us good night, and said she would go to bed. I spent the rest of the day in writing letters and making a good supper, child is born, and we have placed it in good hands, you shall come with "All I ask of you," said I, "is not to tell the ambassador that you have


id: 2970
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 20: Milan
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  "I know you were in love with Countess A---B----," said she, "and I felt "My wife is very well," said he, "and told me to wish you good day." "You shall know," said she, in Venetian, "if you will come to the ''Three after wishing good night to the count, the countess and the marquis, who "I was joking," said the countess, "you may love Irene with a good "I bet I know you," said Canano, "if you come to the bank." heard of the like before, and as soon as I left the countess I went to an looked like a good man, and I felt bound by the promise I had given him. "Who told you to come and see this young lady?" said I, to the woman. "But my dear Clementine," said the countess, "what do you think my "Do you think," said she, "that I shall be happy when you have left me


id: 2975
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 25: Russia and Poland
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  At about the same time a friend of Baron de St. Heleine arrived from St. Petersburg on his way to Warsaw. The prince began reproaching him for what he had said the day favour of the good Prince Charles, and in a few days the Baron de St. Heleine followed him without taking leave of a noble army of creditors. The day on which I took Zaira I sent Lambert away, for I did not know "Well, my mistress said we could do with what money we got from day to One day I saw the empress, dressed in man''s clothes, going out for a Count Panin told me that in a few days the empress would leave for her come and live with her as soon as I had placed the young Russian in good the house the next day, but he did not get the girl till I had left St. Petersburg.


id: 2972
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 22: to London
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  When I got back to the inn I told Marcoline that if anything was said at "There are five kinds of love known to man," said M. "I should like to know what the good man thinks! "Well," said I, laughing, "let us know each other, cousin, and be good "I know it, for you said so at dinner; but we shall be ready at any hour. good day, telling me that her father was going to put a small trunk "Mademoiselle," said I, "your uncle has told me to come and amuse myself wife, who said they had come to ask me to give them a dinner. The day before I left for London I supped with Madame du Rumain, who told asked me to dine with him the following day, and told me that if I liked "Dine with us, dear Sophie," said I, "I shall be the more likely to do


id: 2977
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 27: Expelled from Spain
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  I got into my carriage and went to Varnier, who said he wanted to speak On the fifth day after my arrival, an officer came to ask me to dinner at When I asked him how he knew that I visited Nina, he laughed and said it "I am going to bed," I said to the landlord, "and I leave my great coat At eight o''clock I was at supper, when my man came in and told me that I followed her advice, and the good man asked me if I had ever known a Next day she came and asked me to give her a letter of introduction for "At eight o''clock the following day, your man came and told her that you Next day, the impudent fellow told me that he would order us a good astonished; and, like a man of honour, said he loved me too well to


id: 2969
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 19: Back Again to Paris
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  As we were going back to Paris I left Madame d''Urfe, and walked to the "If you want to know what my niece''s answer is," said Madame Varnier, Next day Madame d''Urfe told me the reply she had from the Duc de feared lest my good Madame d''Urfe might be dead or have come to her As I have said, Madame d''Ache had a good society manner, and this put her Madame d''Urfe stay there the day following, wishing to get horses to take days we reached Colmar, where we left Madame d''Ache, whose good graces I In the course of eight or ten days I took Madame d''Urfe and the pretended When we got to Besancon Madame d''Urfe left me, and on the next day I ignorance, said that her mother had told her they were going somewhere or "To-morrow," said the charming girl, "I shall be able to get a word with


id: 2974
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 24: London to Berlin
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  "How did you come to know these ladies?" said I. London, Guerra having given a written promise to pay twenty-five guineas. wanted to go on the day after next," she said, "and to-morrow we shall wanted to let them some rooms, but I laughed and said I desired they Sara blushed, said nothing, and the mother looked kindly at us; but after She told me to come in, and thanked me for the happy day I had "You shall have rooms, beds, and good fires," said I, "but first let me "Very good," said I, "then you shall ride the day after to-morrow." This The next day Goudar came and said that a M. I said I wanted to be off at day-break, but he would not hear of it, and At Supper-time, the doctor, his mother, and one of his sisters came to "Stay," said I, "I will pay for you to-day."


id: 2971
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 21: South of France
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  "I want her to come and wait on my niece while we are here," said I. When I got home I went to my niece, who was still in bed, and told her got home I went to see my niece, who told me she had spent a delightful "A very pleasant young man," said she, "who is coming to dine with us "My dear niece," said I, "tell her to behave better or else I will send Marcoline heard me tell the story with great interest, and said that it "Follow me," said I, "I am going to take you to Marcoline, and you shall Madame Audibert came the following day, and Marcoline went to dinner with "Yes, madam," said Marcoline; and these words in her pretty Venetian laughed, wept, and went out, and then came back and said he found a good


id: 2973
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 23: English
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  I left the coffee-house without having said a word or spent a penny, and "Come again in an hour," said he, "I have no money by me just now." "My Lord Pembroke has seen her," said he, "and thought her charming." shall be glad to see you at my house whenever you like to come." "Yes," said she, "but a good boarding-school costs a hundred guineas a "Come and tell the news to your daughter now," said she, "I should like Two days afterwards the so-called countess came to my house, saying that Goudar came every day, and told me of the for Goudar came back laughing, and said the mother expressed a hope that Whilst we were Walking the Charpillon came up to me and said she wanted Goudar told me that the Charpillon said she would never beg me to listen


id: 2960
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 10: under the Leads
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  At day-break, Lawrence (such was the gaoler''s name) came to my cell and One day Lawrence told me that I might go out of my cell to wash myself On the same day Lawrence gave me an account of my money, and brought but the dawn appeared, Lawrence came as usual, and told me nothing new. time, for as soon as the secretary has got what he wants to know from In course of time the secretary came, and as soon as the cell-door was As soon as I got into my new cell Lawrence had my arm-chair brought in, answer, so the next day I told Lawrence that I had read the book and Father Balbi lost no time in setting about the work, and in eight days he As soon as Lawrence had left us I told Soradaci to come and take some


id: 2964
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 14: Switzerland
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  I did not know which way to turn, when a happy idea came into my head. "We have a waiter who knows his work," said the lady of my thoughts. "There is the good-natured waiter," said she to her husband. with all the ladies present until the good-natured old man got me the with a great air of respect, and one day she said that, having seen me in I shall want a pretty country house, a good "She will be an excellent cure for your love for Madame," said he. "I think so, too," said the wife, "and I am glad you gave way to her. Dubois''s ugly little attendant came, and told me that my man was ill, and One day the fancy took me to ask to read the letters her mother wrote in I got on the same day the letters of introduction I had asked Madame


id: 2962
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 12: Return to Paris
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  going in and coming out I went in curious to know how these places were taking my hand said, "If the oracle does lie this time, I shall be none "My dear friend," said she when she saw me, "I know that you have "We shall have the Comte de St. Germain," said Madame d''Urfe, "to dinner. One day, as I was dining with Madame d''Urfe, I asked her if she knew of "This mixture," said I, "moistening several times a day the opening of I said that as her lover was away she would want a sure friend to live in "I am come here," she said, "to ask you to give me my daughter if she be Three days afterwards I was told that a man and woman wanted to see me. "Go and tell my wife to come," said he, as he began


id: 2961
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 11: Paris and Holland
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  Madame Manzoni, which she sent to me by a young man of good appearance, Next day Tiretta came in, and said he had only just returned. to think it rather curious that a man who did not know a word of French After some foolish conversation, the Pope''s niece proposed a game at Loo. She asked me to play but on my refusing did not make a point of it, but got up in a dignified way, and told me in a polite and feeling manner love and all that kind of thing will come in good time, you know." to lend me Tiretta for a few hours, and I then took Madame to her house "You are right, for he told me he went in like a blind man, not knowing When I told him my adventures on the way back, he laughed, but said that


id: 2968
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 18: Return to Naples
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  Next day I went to see Cardinal Passionei, who told me I was quite right going to Naples the day after to-morrow, and I hope when I come back she told Momolo that I was going to Naples, but that I would leave my man in The duke, who had left me to the wits for a short time, returned and took "The duke told me that you lost a thousand ducats yesterday evening like "Dear Leonilda," I said, "the love I feel for you will suffer no delay The duke said he would send a carriage for her the next day, and that we Next day, as I was at supper with the duke and Leonilda, she said,-"As you are going to-morrow," said the duke, "I shall ask all the "Never mind, my dear," said I, "your turn will come in time." "Where are you going, prince?" said the earl to a respectable-looking man


id: 2963
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 13: Holland and Germany
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  knew what to say as soon as I saw her father read the answer she gave him "But, if the oracle replies I shall know the answer as well as you, and "Are you the man," I said, "who told me that you were the son of a Count said that if I like she would stay with me for the rest of the day. "Shall I be impertinent," said Esther, "if I ask you where your portrait Next day I took Esther to the concert, and while we were there she told hour, we heard the general''s carriage coming, and she said to me: told her I had not got a carriage, she said, "I am going to the general''s He went out, and soon after an official came in, who told me, in good day Binetti came and told me from her lover that the duke had promised


id: 2967
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 17: Return to Italy
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  I thought Rosalie looking sad at dinner, and said, "You love Veronique," said she, "and you only translated that piece to At dessert the marquis told the young man that he had better go and look "He may hope as much as he likes," said Rosalie, with a smile. silence, Veronique said with a pleasing smile that I had a good reason to mother told her that she was come to take her back, Veronique said, with M. Grimaldi told Veronique that Rosalie wished her to stay with me till I "Be kind enough to tell her," said I to the marquis, "that Veronique has left the room I asked Annette after her sister, and she said that she was "I heard all you said to my sister, and I am sure you love her." "Rascal," said I, as soon as he came in, "who told you to come here with


id: 2966
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 16: Depart Switzerland
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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  "She is a good girl," said he, "who sees no company, and is quite poor." "Because, after eating a good supper, he went to bed, saying he was ill. "You shall be attended to," said the pretty girl, and she went out. The door-keeper came up, and I gave him my orders, and went back to my much I begged everybody to come to dinner with me next day, telling "Shall we have the pleasure of waiting on you at the table?" said Rose. "I shall only see one beauty," said I, looking at her niece. "My aunt Roman might," said the young lady, blushing up to her eyes at "That''s what I call a good action," said the fellow; and he went and told "I only want a little nook," said the girl; and the old man took us to kissed her hand, the mother went away, and Rosalie took the girl into her


id: 2965
title: The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 15: With Voltaire
author: Casanova, Giacomo
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