Memoirs of Casanova — Volume 16: Depart Switzerland by Giacomo Casanova
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back to them. At last the Astrodi told me that they were ready, and when
I looked the Lepi took up all my attention. In spite of her double deformity she was a handsome woman. My glances frightened her, for she was doubtless taking part in an orgy for the first time. I gave her courage, however, by dint of praising those charms which the white and beautiful hands could not hide, and at last I persuaded her to come and lie beside me. Her hump prevented her lying on her back, but the ingenious Astrodi doubled up the pillows and succeeded in placing her in a position similar to that of a ship about to be launched. It was also by the tender care of the Astrodi that the introduction of the knife was managed, to the great delight of priest and victim. After the operation was over she got up and kissed me, which she could not do before, for her mouth reached to the middle of my chest, while my feet were scarcely down to her knees. I would have given ten louis to have been able to see the curious sight we must have presented at work. "Now comes my turn," said the Astrodi; "but I don't want you to infringe on the rights of my auditor, so come and look round and see where the path lies. Take that." "What am I to do with this slice of lemon?" "I want you to try whether the place is free from infection, or whether it would be dangerous for you to pay it a visit." "Is that a sure method?" "Infallible; if everything were not right I could not bear the smart." "There you are. How's that?" |
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