Memoirs of Casanova — volume 04: Return to Venice
Memoirs of Casanova — volume 04: Return to Venice
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I did not think it necessary to undeceive him, but I did not go again to Count Rinaldi's, whom I saw sixteen yearsafterwards in Milan. As to Zawoiski, I did not tell him the story till Imet him in Carlsbad, old and deaf, forty years later.
Three or four months later, M. De Bragadin taught me another of hismasterly lessons. I had become acquainted, through Zawoiski, with aFrenchman called L'Abbadie, who was then soliciting from the VenetianGovernment the appointment of inspector of the armies of... the Republic. The senate appointed, and I presented him to my protector, who promisedhim his vote; but the circumstance I am going to relate prevented himfrom fulfilling his promise.
I was in need of one hundred sequins to discharge a few debts, and Ibegged M. De Bragadin to give them to me.
"Why, my dear son, do you not ask M. De l'Abbadie to render you thatservice?" "I should not dare to do so, dear father. " "Try him; I am certain that he will be glad to lend you that sum. " "I doubt it, but I will try.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I did not think it necessary to undeceive him, but I did not go again to Count Rinaldi's, whom I saw sixteen yearsafterwards in Milan. As to Zawoiski, I did not tell him the story till Imet him in Carlsbad, old and deaf, forty years later.
Three or four months later, M. De Bragadin taught me another of hismasterly lessons. I had become acquainted, through Zawoiski, with aFrenchman called L'Abbadie, who was then soliciting from the VenetianGovernment the appointment of inspector of the armies of... the Republic. The senate appointed, and I presented him to my protector, who promisedhim his vote; but the circumstance I am going to relate prevented himfrom fulfilling his promise.
I was in need of one hundred sequins to discharge a few debts, and Ibegged M. De Bragadin to give them to me.
"Why, my dear son, do you not ask M. De l'Abbadie to render you thatservice?" "I should not dare to do so, dear father. " "Try him; I am certain that he will be glad to lend you that sum. " "I doubt it, but I will try.
What to read after Memoirs of Casanova — volume 04: Return to Venice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Casanova Giacomo to read onlineMoreLess
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