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casanova An Italian adventurer who wrote vivid accounts of his sexual encounters (1725-1798)
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B. Allegranti the innkeeper with whom Casanova lodged at Florence in 1771.
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The Marchesa waddled in a manner that was extremely distasteful to Casanova.
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The way Casanova describes the fight at El Caney is as follows:
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In about four months, Casanova was again on the way to Italy.
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Meeting Casanova in the entry, he gave him precedence with mock politeness.
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That is M. Casanova's name; it is the name of your father.
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One is a noble and the other a private individual named Casanova.
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In the meanwhile, M. Casanova, think what I can do for you.
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Not till he heard the voice, did Casanova recognize who it was.
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They staked the gold pieces which Casanova had allowed them to win.
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When the houses had been left behind Casanova drew a long breath.
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He cites the value of Casanova's memories, and the confessions of Rousseau.
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He had shown more interest than other patrons in pressing Casanova's suit.
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You could go back to Les Liaisons Dangereuses and Casanova's trophy-taking, too.
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One, intermingled with the rest, aroused no responsive echo in Casanova's memory.
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You or I, Casanova, at this very hour. He drew his sword.