Memoirs of Casanova — volume 15: With Voltaire
Memoirs of Casanova — volume 15: With Voltaire
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" "Very good; nobody will interrupt us. " I was soon in her arms, and for four hours we gave ourselves up to everykind of pleasure, cheating each other the better to succeed, and laughingwith delight each time we convinced each other of our love. After thelast assault she asked me, in return for her kindness, to spend threemore days at Aix.
"I promise you, " I said, "to stay here as long as you continue giving mesuch marks of your love as you have given me this morning. " "Let us get up, then, ...and go to dinner. " "In company, dearest? Look at your eyes. " "All the better. People will guess what has happened, and the twocountesses will burst with envy. I want everybody to know that it is forme alone that you are remaining at Aix. " "I am not worth the trouble, my angel, but so be it; I will gladly obligeyou, even though I lose all my money in the next three days. " "I should be in despair if you lost; but if you abstain from punting youwill not lose, though you may let yourself be robbed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Very good; nobody will interrupt us. " I was soon in her arms, and for four hours we gave ourselves up to everykind of pleasure, cheating each other the better to succeed, and laughingwith delight each time we convinced each other of our love. After thelast assault she asked me, in return for her kindness, to spend threemore days at Aix.
"I promise you, " I said, "to stay here as long as you continue giving mesuch marks of your love as you have given me this morning. " "Let us get up, then, ...and go to dinner. " "In company, dearest? Look at your eyes. " "All the better. People will guess what has happened, and the twocountesses will burst with envy. I want everybody to know that it is forme alone that you are remaining at Aix. " "I am not worth the trouble, my angel, but so be it; I will gladly obligeyou, even though I lose all my money in the next three days. " "I should be in despair if you lost; but if you abstain from punting youwill not lose, though you may let yourself be robbed.
What to read after Memoirs of Casanova — volume 15: With Voltaire?
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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