The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova: volume 7 Seven (7)
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Rosalie is my only love." "Well, here's a letter from her." I went apart to read the letter, the sight of which made my heart beat violently; it ran as follows : "Dearest, — I see you have placed me in the hands of one who will care for me like a father.
This is a new kindness which I owe to the goodness of your heart. I will write to you at whatever address you send me. If you like Veronique, my darling, do not fear any jealousy from me; I should be wrong to entertain such a feeling in my pres...ent position. I expect that if you make much of her she will not be able to resist, and I shall be glad to hear that she is lessening your sadness.
I hope you will write me a few lines before you go." I went up to the marquis and told him to read it. He seemed greatly moved.
"Yes," said he, "the dear girl will find in me her friend and father, and if she marries my godson 159 and he does not treat her as he ought, he will not possess her long. I shall rememher her in my will, and thus when I am dead my care will still con- tinue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rosalie is my only love." "Well, here's a letter from her." I went apart to read the letter, the sight of which made my heart beat violently; it ran as follows : "Dearest, — I see you have placed me in the hands of one who will care for me like a father.
This is a new kindness which I owe to the goodness of your heart. I will write to you at whatever address you send me. If you like Veronique, my darling, do not fear any jealousy from me; I should be wrong to entertain such a feeling in my pres...ent position. I expect that if you make much of her she will not be able to resist, and I shall be glad to hear that she is lessening your sadness.
I hope you will write me a few lines before you go." I went up to the marquis and told him to read it. He seemed greatly moved.
"Yes," said he, "the dear girl will find in me her friend and father, and if she marries my godson 159 and he does not treat her as he ought, he will not possess her long. I shall rememher her in my will, and thus when I am dead my care will still con- tinue.
What to read after The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova: volume 7 Seven (7)?
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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