The Memoirs of Casanova — Volume 23: English by Giacomo Casanova
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"You needn't exert your voice, for I am not going to be duped." "Begone!" "Not so, give me a little time to collect myself." "I tell you, go!" "Calm yourself, and don't be afraid of my skewing you any violence; that would suit your game too well." "My aunt shall pay dearly for this." "She will find me her friend. I won't touch you, so shew me a little more of your charms." "More of my charms?" "Yes; put yourself as you were when I came in." "Certainly not. Leave the room." "I have told you I am not going, and that you need not fear for your . . . . well, for your virginity, we will say." She then shewed me a picture more seductive than the first, and pretending kindliness, said,-- "Please, leave me; I will not fail to shew my gratitude." |
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