Memoirs of Casanova — volume 22: to London
Memoirs of Casanova — volume 22: to London
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"Then fetch a violin player, " said Lady Harrington, "that we may have thepleasure of witnessing the young artist's performance. " The ball had not yet begun, and as soon as the violinist appeared, Istepped forward and danced with Sophie, to the delight of the selectcircle of spectators.
The ball lasted all night without ceasing, as the company ate by relays, and at all times and hours; the waste and prodigality were worthy of aprince's palace. I made the acquaintance of all the nobility and th...eRoyal Family, for they were all there, with the exception of the king andqueen, and the Prince of Wales. Madame Cornelis must have received morethan twelve hundred guineas, but the outlay was enormous, without anycontrol or safeguard against the thefts, which must have been perpetratedon all sides. She tried to introduce her son to everybody, but the poorlad looked like a victim, and did nothing but make profound bows. Ipitied him from my heart.
As soon as I got home I went to bed and spent the whole of the next daythere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Then fetch a violin player, " said Lady Harrington, "that we may have thepleasure of witnessing the young artist's performance. " The ball had not yet begun, and as soon as the violinist appeared, Istepped forward and danced with Sophie, to the delight of the selectcircle of spectators.
The ball lasted all night without ceasing, as the company ate by relays, and at all times and hours; the waste and prodigality were worthy of aprince's palace. I made the acquaintance of all the nobility and th...eRoyal Family, for they were all there, with the exception of the king andqueen, and the Prince of Wales. Madame Cornelis must have received morethan twelve hundred guineas, but the outlay was enormous, without anycontrol or safeguard against the thefts, which must have been perpetratedon all sides. She tried to introduce her son to everybody, but the poorlad looked like a victim, and did nothing but make profound bows. Ipitied him from my heart.
As soon as I got home I went to bed and spent the whole of the next daythere.
What to read after Memoirs of Casanova — volume 22: to London?
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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