My dear Casanova, you will dine with us, I hope.

As you are on a secret mission, my dear Casanova, I cannot give you a passport.

My dear Casanova, you are an honest man.

Exactly so, my dear Casanova.

"What is the matter with you, my dear Casanova?" said he.

Nevertheless, there is hardly one among them who can compare with you, my dear Casanova, in respect of experience or intelligence.

"What are you doing here, my dear Casanova?" said he.

"My dear Casanova," exclaimed Bragadino, "How delighted I am to see you once more!

"My dear Casanova, let us forget what happened at Madrid and be friends once more."

"What is the matter with you, my dear Casanova?"

"What are you doing here, my dear Casanova?"

"My dear Casanova," said the mother, "if you will help me to find her I shall believe in your innocence."

"You can present yourself, my dear Casanova," added his excellence, "to the Duc de Choiseul, and M. de Boulogne, the comptroller.

"Don't give yourself the trouble, my dear Casanova, of running from house to house to take leave," said the amiable nobleman.