1954 - Mission to Venice
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From time to time he looked at his watch, lit another cigarette and then continued his pacing. He was getting worried. Giuseppe should have been back half an hour ago. Had he run into trouble? Don again glanced at his watch. He would give him another five minutes, then he would go and look for him. Three minutes crawled by, then Don heard the street door open, and a moment later, Giuseppe entered. He was breathing heavily as if he had been running. He spread out his huge hands apologetically as ...he kicked the door shut. “I am sorry to have kept you waiting, signore,” he said, “but Anita had much to tell me and it is impossible to hurry her.” “I was beginning to worry about you,” Don said. “Well, what’s the news?” “I have made some notes so I would remember,” Giuseppe said, taking a piece of paper from his hip pocket. “You understand, signore, I am not used to . . .” “I understand,” Don broke in impatiently. “What did she tell you?” Giuseppe examined the paper with irritating slowness, cleared his throat and spat into the empty fireplace.
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From time to time he looked at his watch, lit another cigarette and then continued his pacing. He was getting worried. Giuseppe should have been back half an hour ago. Had he run into trouble? Don again glanced at his watch. He would give him another five minutes, then he would go and look for him. Three minutes crawled by, then Don heard the street door open, and a moment later, Giuseppe entered. He was breathing heavily as if he had been running. He spread out his huge hands apologetically as ...he kicked the door shut. “I am sorry to have kept you waiting, signore,” he said, “but Anita had much to tell me and it is impossible to hurry her.” “I was beginning to worry about you,” Don said. “Well, what’s the news?” “I have made some notes so I would remember,” Giuseppe said, taking a piece of paper from his hip pocket. “You understand, signore, I am not used to . . .” “I understand,” Don broke in impatiently. “What did she tell you?” Giuseppe examined the paper with irritating slowness, cleared his throat and spat into the empty fireplace.
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