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The Memoires of Casanova

CHAPTER V
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An hour passed amidst the sweetest dreams of my imagination; at last I hear the noise of the street door opening and closing, and, a few minutes after, the two sisters come in with my Angela.

I draw her towards me, and caring for nobody else, I keep up for two full hours my conversation with her.

The clock strikes midnight; I am pitied for having gone so late supperless, but I am shocked at such an idea; I answer that, with such happiness as I am enjoying, I can suffer from no human want.

I am told that I am a prisoner, that the key of the house door is under the aunt's pillow, and that it is opened only by herself as she goes in the morning to the first mass.

I wonder at my young friends imagining that such news can be anything but delightful to me.


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