Memoirs of Casanova — Volume 22: to London by Giacomo Casanova
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He burst out laughing when I told him how I had dispatched a score of
wenches at the "Staven Tavern," and that my disappointment was due to him. "I did not tell you what names to send for, and I was wrong." "Yes, you ought to have told me." "But even if I did they wouldn't have come, for they are not at the orders of the procurers. If you will promise to pay them as I do, I will give you some tickets which will make them come." "Can I have them here?" "Just as you like." "That will be most convenient for me. Write out the tickets and let them know French if you can." "That's the difficulty; the prettiest only speak English." "Never mind, we shall understand each other well enough for the purpose I dare say." He wrote several tickets for four and six guineas each; but one was marked twelve guineas. "She is doubly pretty, is she?" said I. "Not exactly, but she has cuckolded a duke of Great Britain who keeps |
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