Cries of the Lost
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I left Natsumi at the villa and drove back into the village, parking in a different spot, and moving down the sidewalk on foot. The shops were the usual trattorias, pasticcerie, gelaterie, café bars, grocers, shoe repair, and tourist traps with racks of postcards dragged out onto the sidewalk.I did the usual haphazard tourist meander, wandering in and out of the shops, saying buon giorno a few dozen times, stopping for coffee and gelato. Out on the street, I took a few photographs with the big N...ikon hanging conspicuously from my neck. One gentleman offered in sign language to take my picture, which I gratefully agreed to. I wished I had the Italian chops to say, “Know the leggy brunette who drives that Fiat?” But I didn’t.It was getting close to lunchtime, which in Italy is after one o’clock. I picked a trattoria with a good view of the Fiat and ordered. “Solamente un primo, per favore. Con vino rosso, locale. Grazie.” I ended up with a dish of risotto mantecato and an icy Lambrusco.Soon after, I was rewarded by the sight of the tall woman, as well turned out as the day before, emerging from a door sandwiched between two shops.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I left Natsumi at the villa and drove back into the village, parking in a different spot, and moving down the sidewalk on foot. The shops were the usual trattorias, pasticcerie, gelaterie, café bars, grocers, shoe repair, and tourist traps with racks of postcards dragged out onto the sidewalk.I did the usual haphazard tourist meander, wandering in and out of the shops, saying buon giorno a few dozen times, stopping for coffee and gelato. Out on the street, I took a few photographs with the big N...ikon hanging conspicuously from my neck. One gentleman offered in sign language to take my picture, which I gratefully agreed to. I wished I had the Italian chops to say, “Know the leggy brunette who drives that Fiat?” But I didn’t.It was getting close to lunchtime, which in Italy is after one o’clock. I picked a trattoria with a good view of the Fiat and ordered. “Solamente un primo, per favore. Con vino rosso, locale. Grazie.” I ended up with a dish of risotto mantecato and an icy Lambrusco.Soon after, I was rewarded by the sight of the tall woman, as well turned out as the day before, emerging from a door sandwiched between two shops.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chris Knopf to read onlineMoreLess
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