Memoirs of Casanova — Volume 03: Military Career by Giacomo Casanova
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beautiful Greek slave, who very nearly contrived to make me break through
all the sanitary laws." "How so?" "You are alone, madam, and I have not forgotten your orders." "Is it a very improper story?" "No: yet I would not relate it to you in public." "Well," she said, laughing, "I repeal my order, as M. D---- R---- said I would. Tell me all about it." I told my story, and, seeing that she was pensive, I exaggerated the misery I had felt at not being able to complete my conquest. "What do you mean by your misery? I think that the poor girl was more to be pitied than you. You have never seen her since?" "I beg your pardon, madam; I met her again, but I dare not tell you when or how." "Now you must go on; it is all nonsense for you to stop. Tell me all; I expect you have been guilty of some black deed." "Very far from it, madam, for it was a very sweet, although incomplete, enjoyment." "Go on! But do not call things exactly by their names. It is not |
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