Memoirs of Casanova — volume 28: Rome
Memoirs of Casanova — volume 28: Rome
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He lodged all his relations in his immense palace; there were threefamilies in all, and each lived apart.
Although they were comfortably off they were awaiting with impatience thedeath of the head of the family, as they would then share his riches. Themarquis had only married in the hope of having an heir; and these hopeshe could no longer entertain. However, he loved his wife none the less, while she made him happy by her charming disposition.
The marquis was a man of liberal views like his wi...fe, but this was agreat secret, as free thought was not appreciated at Salerno. Consequently, any outsider would have taken the household for a trulyChristian one, and the marquis took care to adopt in appearance all theprejudices of his fellow-countrymen.
Donna Lucrezia told me all this three hours after as we walked in abeautiful garden, where her husband had sent us after a long conversationon subjects which could not have been of any interest to the ladies. Nevertheless, they did not leave us for a moment, so delighted were theyto find that the marquis had met a congenial spirit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He lodged all his relations in his immense palace; there were threefamilies in all, and each lived apart.
Although they were comfortably off they were awaiting with impatience thedeath of the head of the family, as they would then share his riches. Themarquis had only married in the hope of having an heir; and these hopeshe could no longer entertain. However, he loved his wife none the less, while she made him happy by her charming disposition.
The marquis was a man of liberal views like his wi...fe, but this was agreat secret, as free thought was not appreciated at Salerno. Consequently, any outsider would have taken the household for a trulyChristian one, and the marquis took care to adopt in appearance all theprejudices of his fellow-countrymen.
Donna Lucrezia told me all this three hours after as we walked in abeautiful garden, where her husband had sent us after a long conversationon subjects which could not have been of any interest to the ladies. Nevertheless, they did not leave us for a moment, so delighted were theyto find that the marquis had met a congenial spirit.
What to read after Memoirs of Casanova — volume 28: Rome?
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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