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1 I t was the wettest day since Noah. It also happened to
2 W hen he found the atelier door unlocked, the Maestro wo
3 I hurried along the loggia, down the giants’ staircase
4 G iorgio was ready in his standard gondolier costume of
5 I told Giorgio the Karagounis address, which was close
6 A man can have few experiences more pleasant than being
7 I n no other state in Christendom could I have walked in
8 G iorgio was still at the quay, standing within a group
9 C arnival revelers were starting to emerge in the alleys
10 S ummonings always leave me feeling sick and unclean. E
11 V ioletta and I have a longstanding agreement. I never
12 H aving attended to my penance and dressed in clean clo
13 I had no sooner paid off the gondolier outside the Ca’
14 G iorgio did not approve of a courtesan dressing as a n
15 B ianca entered on her brother’s arm. She was swathed i
16 S o now you will go on to Ca’ Tirali?” Sister Chastity
17 T he senator sent his gondolier along to ferry me home,
18 G iorgio rowed me to the Molo before dawn. Fog lay on t
19 I thought I was alone, but could not be certain. All I
20 T he fog seemed thicker than I remembered, but its salt
21 T he Lord be with you, Vizio,” I said politely. “Y
22 C a’ Orseolo fronted on the Grand Canal, naturally. It
23 B runo has his own strange ways of knowing things, and
24 I n my demonic delusion, the old man had been grim and
25 T he means were obvious from the start,” the Maestro sa
26 T he room settled. Only Missier Grande remained standin
27 B y the time we reached the Ca’ Barbolano, another wint
28 N o matter how thick the drapes or what horrible hour o
1 I t was the wettest day since Noah. It also happened to
2 W hen he found the atelier door unlocked, the Maestro wo
3 I hurried along the loggia, down the giants’ staircase
4 G iorgio was ready in his standard gondolier costume of
5 I told Giorgio the Karagounis address, which was close
6 A man can have few experiences more pleasant than being
7 I n no other state in Christendom could I have walked in
8 G iorgio was still at the quay, standing within a group
9 C arnival revelers were starting to emerge in the alleys
10 S ummonings always leave me feeling sick and unclean. E
11 V ioletta and I have a longstanding agreement. I never
12 H aving attended to my penance and dressed in clean clo
13 I had no sooner paid off the gondolier outside the Ca’
14 G iorgio did not approve of a courtesan dressing as a n
15 B ianca entered on her brother’s arm. She was swathed i
16 S o now you will go on to Ca’ Tirali?” Sister Chastity
17 T he senator sent his gondolier along to ferry me home,
18 G iorgio rowed me to the Molo before dawn. Fog lay on t
19 I thought I was alone, but could not be certain. All I
20 T he fog seemed thicker than I remembered, but its salt
21 T he Lord be with you, Vizio,” I said politely. “Y
22 C a’ Orseolo fronted on the Grand Canal, naturally. It
23 B runo has his own strange ways of knowing things, and
24 I n my demonic delusion, the old man had been grim and
25 T he means were obvious from the start,” the Maestro sa
26 T he room settled. Only Missier Grande remained standin
27 B y the time we reached the Ca’ Barbolano, another wint
28 N o matter how thick the drapes or what horrible hour o
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