Memoirs of Casanova — volume 20: Milan
Memoirs of Casanova — volume 20: Milan
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Iplayed every day, and every day I lost two or three hundred sequins. Myprudence caused even more surprise than my bad fortune. I went every dayto the fair cousins and made love, but I was still at the same point; Ihoped, but could get nothing tangible. The fair marchioness sometimesgave me a kiss, but this was not enough for me. It is true that so far Ihad not dared to ask her to meet me alone. As it was I felt my love mightdie for want of food, and three days before the ball I asked her if sh...e, her two friends, the marquis, and the lieutenant, would come and sup withme.
"My brother, " she said, "will call on you to-morrow to see what can bearranged. " This was a good omen. The next day the lieutenant came. I had justreceived the drawings at the lottery, and what was my surprise anddelight to see the two numbers three and forty. I said nothing to theyoung marquis, as his sister had forbidden me, but I foresaw that thisevent would be favourable to my suit.
"The Marquis of F----, " said the worthy ambassador, "asks you to supperin your own rooms with all the band of beggars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Iplayed every day, and every day I lost two or three hundred sequins. Myprudence caused even more surprise than my bad fortune. I went every dayto the fair cousins and made love, but I was still at the same point; Ihoped, but could get nothing tangible. The fair marchioness sometimesgave me a kiss, but this was not enough for me. It is true that so far Ihad not dared to ask her to meet me alone. As it was I felt my love mightdie for want of food, and three days before the ball I asked her if sh...e, her two friends, the marquis, and the lieutenant, would come and sup withme.
"My brother, " she said, "will call on you to-morrow to see what can bearranged. " This was a good omen. The next day the lieutenant came. I had justreceived the drawings at the lottery, and what was my surprise anddelight to see the two numbers three and forty. I said nothing to theyoung marquis, as his sister had forbidden me, but I foresaw that thisevent would be favourable to my suit.
"The Marquis of F----, " said the worthy ambassador, "asks you to supperin your own rooms with all the band of beggars.
What to read after Memoirs of Casanova — volume 20: Milan?
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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