Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova, Vol. 3 of 12: Written by Himself Now for the First Time Translated Into English
Even if she had said that she loved me as much as I adored her, she would not have been more eloquent, for her words expressed all that can be felt. My lips were pressed to her beautiful hands as the captain entered the room. He com plimented us with perfect good faith, and I told him, my face beaming with happiness, that I was going to order the carriage. I left them together, and in a short time we were on our road, cheerful, pleased, and merry.
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