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SOMETIMES ITS BETTER TO FORGET
Not every man is a legend in his own time but Giacomo Casanova (1724-1798) achieved legendary status well before his death, living long enough to be a “consultant’ on the first production of Mozart’s Don Giovanni. Soldier, scholar, lawyer, physician, … Continue reading
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FLOAT LIKE A BUTTERFLY STING LIKE A WASP
”Destined for a high-flown career in the church, he was inducted as a novice priest and introduced to the most influential people in the city, but the pleasures of Venice assailed him at every turn, and, as he later admitted, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ange Goudar, Arthur Symons, Bernard de Fontenelle, Carlo Goldoni, Casanova, Fanny Hill, Giacomo Casanova, Hester Booth, Judith Summers, Lydia Flem, Marianne Charpillon, Susan Swan, Voltaire, William Hogarth, Zanetta Casanova
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