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Pasquale's Nose - Idle Days in an Italian Town (Electronic book text)
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Pasquale's Nose - Idle Days in an Italian Town (Electronic book text)
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Michael Rips quit his life as an appellate attorney and went with
his wife and new baby to Sutri, a tiny Etruscan village outside of
Rome. A fifth-generation Nebraskan, he had spent his entire adult
life living in hotels. In Sutri he headed straight for the local
cafi, and there begins the hilarious journey of Pasquale's
Nose--Fellini-esque characters, local folklore, and the surprising
revelation that this small town mirrors the author's own eccentric
family.
Centered around a palazzo made of wine, Sutri has a rich history,
maybe even as rich as the locals claim. Descended from Etruscans,
the Sutrini have an annual festival for the native bean that cured
Charlemagne's gout and saved Europe. The postman, who is said to be
illiterate, rides his scooter around town delivering mail, a crowd
of villagers trailing behind in the hopes of securing their letters
during his coffee break. One of the most popular dishes in town is
the Green Algae Bruschetta, invented by the postman. A remnant of
the local gentry is famous for his ability to lay his healing hands
on cars or tractors, fixing them instantly. And then there's
Pasquale himself, a m
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