The Memoirs of Casanova — Volume 23: English by Giacomo Casanova
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She took the address, and I was surprised to see her smile as she read it. "Then you are the Italian," she said, "who put up that notice that amused all the town?" "I am." "They say the joke cost you dear." "Quite the reverse; it resulted in the greatest happiness." "But now that the beloved object has left you, I suppose you are unhappy?" "I am; but there are sorrows so sweet that they are almost joys." "Nobody knows who she was, but I suppose you do?" "Yes." "Do you make a mystery of it?" "Surely, and I would rather die than reveal it." "Ask my aunt if I may take some rooms in your house; but I am afraid my mother would not let me." "Why do you want to lodge cheaply?" |
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