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Casanova’s Homecoming

CHAPTER TWO
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"I think my friend Olivo would have a word to say about that." "What you speak of," said Amalia reddening, "is duty, and even pleasure; but it is not and never has been bliss." They did not walk to the end of the grass alley.

Both seemed to shun the neighborhood of the greensward, where Marcolina and the children were playing.

As if by common consent they retraced their steps, and, silent now, approached the house again.

One of the ground-floor windows at the gable end of the house was open.

Through this Casanova glimpsed in the dark interior a half-drawn curtain, from behind which the foot of a bed projected.


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