The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova: volume 11 Eleven (11)
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"I love you, dearest Ignazia, and. I hope not to be damned for my love. I cannot see you without loving you, and to this love some positive proof is essential; otherwise, I am unhappy. If I go you say you will be unhappy, and if I stay it is I that will be unhappy ; my health will be ruined. But tell me which I shall do : stay or go ? Say." "Stay." "Then you must be as loving and tender as you were before." "iVlas ! I promised to commit that sin no more.
I tell you to stay, because I am sure th...at in eight or ten days we shall have become so accustomed to one another that I shall be able to love you like a 208 father, and you will be able to take me in your arms without any amorous sentiments." ^^Are you sure of this?" "Yes, dearest, quite sure." ^^ou make a mistake." "Let me be mistaken, and believe me I shall be glad to be mistaken." "Unhappy devotee !" "Why unhappy?" "Nothing, nothing. I may be too long, I shall endanger. ... let us say no more about it. I will stay." I went out more pained with her state than my own, and I felt that the best thing I could do would be to forget her, "for,'' said I to myself, "even if I do enjoy her once, Sunday will come again; she will confess, repent, and I shall have to begin all over again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I love you, dearest Ignazia, and. I hope not to be damned for my love. I cannot see you without loving you, and to this love some positive proof is essential; otherwise, I am unhappy. If I go you say you will be unhappy, and if I stay it is I that will be unhappy ; my health will be ruined. But tell me which I shall do : stay or go ? Say." "Stay." "Then you must be as loving and tender as you were before." "iVlas ! I promised to commit that sin no more.
I tell you to stay, because I am sure th...at in eight or ten days we shall have become so accustomed to one another that I shall be able to love you like a 208 father, and you will be able to take me in your arms without any amorous sentiments." ^^Are you sure of this?" "Yes, dearest, quite sure." ^^ou make a mistake." "Let me be mistaken, and believe me I shall be glad to be mistaken." "Unhappy devotee !" "Why unhappy?" "Nothing, nothing. I may be too long, I shall endanger. ... let us say no more about it. I will stay." I went out more pained with her state than my own, and I felt that the best thing I could do would be to forget her, "for,'' said I to myself, "even if I do enjoy her once, Sunday will come again; she will confess, repent, and I shall have to begin all over again.
What to read after The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova: volume 11 Eleven (11)?
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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