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Please join me
in welcoming a celebrated author,..
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..Marcello Della Rosa!
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lt seems there are no men.
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Pity.
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lf you will indulge me,..
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..l would prefer to let
my work speak for itself.
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l've taken the liberty
of bringing ''Our Way'',..
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..the book l published last year.
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Then, if you must,
ask your questions.
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But please be gentle.
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''He stood on the cliffs
of Apollonia di Mare,..''
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''..the cliffs of his Sicilia.''
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''All about him swirled sounds
as holy as God's silence.''
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''The cry of the sailor''.
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''He was home''.
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''With ghosts of ships
that came before''.
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''Come, you Romans,
and you Greeks''.
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''You dark-eyed,
Spanish moors''.
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''l've waited
too long to come home, he thought''.
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''For time is a thief,
and he never gets caught.''
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Never, Jennifer.
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Oh!