Memoirs of Casanova — Volume 26: Spain by Giacomo Casanova
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"How did you get that angel?" I asked.
"There's her mother; and, as a proof of my hospitality, she shall sleep with you to-night." "I accept your generous offer; but let it be to-morrow night." "And why not to-night?" "Because I shall be engaged all night in weaving my spell." "What do you mean? I thought that was a joke." "No, I am quite serious." "Are you a little crazy?" "You shall see. Do you go to bed, and leave me a light and writing materials." I spent six hours in copying out the part, only altering certain phrases. For all words in which the letter r appeared I substituted another. It was a tiresome task, but I longed to embrace Madame Vestri before her husband. I set about my task in the following manner: The text ran: "Les procedes de cet homme m'outragent et me deseparent, je dois penser a me debarrasser." |
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