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Casanova’s Homecoming

CHAPTER FOUR
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Not until several seconds had elapsed did she appear to collect herself, to grow fully awake and aware, directing her eyes slowly, now to right and now to left.

Then she leaned forward, as if seeking for something on the gravel, and next she turned her head, from which her hair was hanging loosely, and looked up towards the windows in the upper story.

Thereafter, she stood motionless for a while, supporting herself with a hand on either side of the window-frame as though she were fastened to an invisible cross.

Now at length, suddenly illumined as it were from within, her features grew plain to Casanova's vision.

A smile flitted across her face.


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