"I hope no one objects to your metaphor, which conveys both the beauty and the sadness of this once-great city today, as do your descriptions of the mold and marble, the cuisine and the creeping water. "
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Victor, your report from Venice moved me in a way that travel writing rarely does. http://www.tripatini.com/profiles/blogs/sinking-venice-at-the-dying...
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