Memoirs of Casanova — volume 18: Return to Naples
Memoirs of Casanova — volume 18: Return to Naples
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After dinner I took a short walk, and then went to enliven myself at thetheatre, where I saw Momolo's girls strutting about with Costa;afterwards I went to Lord O'Callaghan, and was pleasantly surprised tomeet the poet Poinsinet. He was young, short, ugly, full of poetic fire, a wit, and dramatist. Five or six years later the poor fellow fell intothe Guadalquivir and was drowned. He had gone to Madrid in the hope ofmaking his fortune. As I had known him at Paris I addressed him as an oldacquain...tance.
"What are you doing at Rome? Where's my Lord O'Callaghan?" "He's in the next room, but as his father is dead his title is now Earlof Lismore. You know he was an adherent of the Pretender's. I left Pariswith him, well enough pleased at being able to come to Rome without itscosting me anything. " "Then the earl is a rich man now?" "Not exactly; but he will be, as he is his father's heir, and the oldearl left an immense fortune. It is true that it is all confiscated, butthat is nothing, as his claims are irresistible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After dinner I took a short walk, and then went to enliven myself at thetheatre, where I saw Momolo's girls strutting about with Costa;afterwards I went to Lord O'Callaghan, and was pleasantly surprised tomeet the poet Poinsinet. He was young, short, ugly, full of poetic fire, a wit, and dramatist. Five or six years later the poor fellow fell intothe Guadalquivir and was drowned. He had gone to Madrid in the hope ofmaking his fortune. As I had known him at Paris I addressed him as an oldacquain...tance.
"What are you doing at Rome? Where's my Lord O'Callaghan?" "He's in the next room, but as his father is dead his title is now Earlof Lismore. You know he was an adherent of the Pretender's. I left Pariswith him, well enough pleased at being able to come to Rome without itscosting me anything. " "Then the earl is a rich man now?" "Not exactly; but he will be, as he is his father's heir, and the oldearl left an immense fortune. It is true that it is all confiscated, butthat is nothing, as his claims are irresistible.
What to read after Memoirs of Casanova — volume 18: Return to Naples?
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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