No, no, no, don't worry! |
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Even though it starts back there,
it's an amusing story. |
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Please let me introduce myself: |
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I'm the idiot who left the wipers on, |
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Mr Leonida Bottacin. |
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A man of honest virtues. |
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Enlightened entrepreneur. |
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Age: somethingtwo. |
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Widower. |
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Understand? A widower. |
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And it's for this reason
alone that the story |
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started in such a mournful place. |
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Because you need to
know that from the day |
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my incomparable consort was cruelly |
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stolen from me by adverse destiny |
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I came here unconsoled
and inconsolable every |
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Wednesday and Saturday to
bring flowers to her grave. |
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Please note the fresh lilies. |
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And given that it was a
Wednesdayon being informed |
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by the gravedigger's wife
by phone that I felt ill, |
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my loving, kind but dismayed nephews |
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