The Memoirs of Casanova. Volume two: Paris and Prison (Libro en inglés)

In Venetian Years, the first volume of Casanova’s, memoirs, he established himself as a writer of lively wit. He gave an exciting account of his early years and showed how he embarked on his fabulous career as the world’s greatest lover.
Now he continues his narrative with the same abounding vitality. Still very young, but with a fantastic accumulation of experience in life and in love, he ends himself in paris. As usual, he is made welcome wherever he goes and is soon accepted at the glittering Court of Louis XV. He is taught French by Crébillon, the great author, practises black arts for the benefit of the sensaion seeking ladies of the Court, get into trouble with the Parisian police but skilfully evades conviction, and succeeds in painting an unparalleled picture of the delights to be found in paris in the gayest period of its history.