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The Memoires of Casanova

CHAPTER VIII
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Yet I decided upon attempting it, regardless of consequences; and I went to my room to provide myself with a large pair of pincers.

Luckily the keeper was absent, and availing myself of the opportunity, I succeeded in dragging out carefully the four large nails which fastened the plank.

Finding that I could lift it at my will, I replaced the pincers, and waited for the night with amorous impatience.
The darling girl came exactly at midnight, noticing the difficulty she experienced in climbing up, and in getting a footing upon the third bale of cotton, I lifted the plank, and, extending my arm as far as I could, I offered her a steady point of support.

She stood straight, and found herself agreeably surprised, for she could pass her head and her arms through the hole.

We wasted no time in empty compliments; we only congratulated each other upon having both worked for the same purpose.
If, the night before, I had found myself master of her person more than she was of mine, this time the position was entirely reversed.


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