The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova: volume 3 Three (3)
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unhappy creature 225 that I am; there is not a soul in the world who thinks of me." She was so deeply moved that she fainted away. I came to her assistance without calling anyone, and when she had recovered her con- sciousness and some calm, I told her a hundred stories, true or purely imaginary, of the knavish tricks played in Paris by men who think of nothing 6ut of deceiving young girls. I told her a few amusing instances in order to make her more cheerful, and at last I told her that she ou...ght to be thankful for what had happened to her with Narbonne, because tliat misfortune would give her prudence for the future.
During that long ieie-a-tete I had no difficulty in alistaining from bestowing any caresses upon her; I did not even take her hand, for what I felt for her Avas a tender pity, and I was very happy when at the end of two hours I saw her calm and determined upon bearing misfortune like a heroine.
She suddenly rose from her seat, and, looking at me with an air of modest trustfulness, she said to me, "Are you particularly engaged in any way to-day?" "Xo, my dear." "Well, then, be good enough to take me somewhere out of Paris, to some place where I can breathe the fresh air freely; I shall then recover that appearance which you think I must have to III— 16 226 interest in my favour those who will see me; and if I can enjoy a quiet sleep throughout the next night I feel I shall be happy again." "I am grateful to you for your confidence in me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
unhappy creature 225 that I am; there is not a soul in the world who thinks of me." She was so deeply moved that she fainted away. I came to her assistance without calling anyone, and when she had recovered her con- sciousness and some calm, I told her a hundred stories, true or purely imaginary, of the knavish tricks played in Paris by men who think of nothing 6ut of deceiving young girls. I told her a few amusing instances in order to make her more cheerful, and at last I told her that she ou...ght to be thankful for what had happened to her with Narbonne, because tliat misfortune would give her prudence for the future.
During that long ieie-a-tete I had no difficulty in alistaining from bestowing any caresses upon her; I did not even take her hand, for what I felt for her Avas a tender pity, and I was very happy when at the end of two hours I saw her calm and determined upon bearing misfortune like a heroine.
She suddenly rose from her seat, and, looking at me with an air of modest trustfulness, she said to me, "Are you particularly engaged in any way to-day?" "Xo, my dear." "Well, then, be good enough to take me somewhere out of Paris, to some place where I can breathe the fresh air freely; I shall then recover that appearance which you think I must have to III— 16 226 interest in my favour those who will see me; and if I can enjoy a quiet sleep throughout the next night I feel I shall be happy again." "I am grateful to you for your confidence in me.
What to read after The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova: volume 3 Three (3)?
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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