Memoirs of Casanova — Volume 16: Depart Switzerland by Giacomo Casanova
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"Sir, you are punishing me, but what makes me sorry you are punishing yourself in depriving yourself of the services of those pretty girls." "You are a rogue." "I know it, but I serve you with all my heart, and I love your pleasure as well as my own." "You plead well for yourself; I am afraid I have spoilt you." "Shall I do your hair to-morrow?" "No; you may go out every day till dinner-time." "I shall be certain to catch it." "Then I shall send you to the hospital." "That is a fine prospect, 'por Dios'." He was impudent, sly, profligate, and a rascally fellow; but also obedient, devoted, discreet, and faithful, and his good qualities made me overlook his defects. Next morning, when Rose brought my chocolate, she told me with a laugh that my man had sent for a carriage, and after dressing himself in the height of fashion he had gone off with his sword at his side, to pay calls, as he said. |
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