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The Memoires of Casanova

CHAPTER XIV
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What I have done is not much, but I do not know an honest man who would be bold enough to bring his daughter into the presence of a stranger." "I think your wife must be handsome; is she more beautiful than Zelmi ?" "My daughter's beauty is cheerful, sweet, and gentle; that of Sophia is proud and haughty.

She will be happy after my death.

The man who will marry her will find her a virgin." I gave an account of my adventure to M.de Bonneval, somewhat exaggerating the danger I had run in trying to raise the veil of the handsome daughter of Scio.
"She was laughing at you," said the count, "and you ran no danger.

She felt very sorry, believe me, to have to deal with a novice like you.

You have been playing the comedy in the French fashion, when you ought to have gone straight to the point.


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