University Library of Autobiography volume 8
University Library of Autobiography volume 8
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224 LIBRARY OF AUTOBIOGRAPHY "Jacques Casanova, who writes this in the bitterness of his heart, knows that it may be his misfortune to be recaptured before he can get out of the States of the Republic and find safety in a hospitable land, and that then he will be under the sword of those he hopes to escape from ; but if such a mis- fortune befalls him, he invokes the humanity of his judges not to make his lot a worse one than he is endeavoring to flee from, by punishing him for yielding to the ...instincts of nature. ' ' He implores you if he is recaptured to return him all the things belonging to him which he has left in his cell; but if he is so happy as to succeed in his purpose, he makes it all a present to Francesco Soradaci, who remains in prison be- cause he had not courage enough to run the risk. He does not, as I do, prefer liberty to life. Casanova beseeches your Excellencies not to deny him this gift. "Written in the dark, one hour before midnight, in the Count Asquino's cell, October 31, 1756.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
224 LIBRARY OF AUTOBIOGRAPHY "Jacques Casanova, who writes this in the bitterness of his heart, knows that it may be his misfortune to be recaptured before he can get out of the States of the Republic and find safety in a hospitable land, and that then he will be under the sword of those he hopes to escape from ; but if such a mis- fortune befalls him, he invokes the humanity of his judges not to make his lot a worse one than he is endeavoring to flee from, by punishing him for yielding to the ...instincts of nature. ' ' He implores you if he is recaptured to return him all the things belonging to him which he has left in his cell; but if he is so happy as to succeed in his purpose, he makes it all a present to Francesco Soradaci, who remains in prison be- cause he had not courage enough to run the risk. He does not, as I do, prefer liberty to life. Casanova beseeches your Excellencies not to deny him this gift. "Written in the dark, one hour before midnight, in the Count Asquino's cell, October 31, 1756.
What to read after University Library of Autobiography volume 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl E Carl Emil Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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