She holds his gaze, then steps aside to let him in. He places the lute on the counter, looks around at the quiet shelves, and smiles. “I suppose,” he says, “I shall have to learn to read.”
Venice, 1753, shimmered like a gilded cage. And inside that cage, fluttering from one beautiful window to the next, was Giacomo Casanova. To the city’s husbands, he was a scoundrel. To its wives, a revelation. To the Church’s Holy Inquisition, he was a heretic in silk stockings. casanova -2005 film-
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For the first time, Casanova is the one doing the pursuing, forced to use his wit and intellect rather than just his reputation. The Masquerade: And inside that cage, fluttering from one beautiful
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