Memoirs of Casanova — Volume 27: Expelled from Spain by Giacomo Casanova
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"How did you come to nurse me?"
"If you will step upstairs I will tell you." Her story was as follows: "Madam sent for me in haste, and told me to go and attend to you as if it were herself. She told me to say that the doctor had sent me if you asked any questions." "The doctor said he didn't know you." "Perhaps he was speaking the truth, but most likely he had received orders from madam. That's all I know, but I wonder you haven't seen her at Aix." "She cannot see any company, for I have been everywhere." "She does not see any company at her own house, but she goes everywhere." "It's very strange. I must have seen her, and yet I do not think I could have passed her by unrecognized. You have been with her ten years?" "Yes, sir, as I had the honour of informing you." "Has she changed? Has she had any sickness? Has she aged?" "Not at all. She has become rather stout, but I assure you you would take her for a woman of thirty." |
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