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Pasquale's Nose. Idle Days in an Italian Town

Pasquale's Nose. Idle Days in an Italian Town

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Pasquale's Nose. Idle Days in an Italian Town

by Rips, Michael

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Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 2001.

Small 8vo.  200 x 130 mm., [7 3/4 x 4 3/4 inches].  [x], 209 pp.  Publisher's yellow boards, title on spine; dust jacket.

First edition.  An account of a travel to Sutri, an ancient Etruscan village, by an attorney escaping the high pressure of a white-shoe law firm in Manhattan.  Rips, a native of Nebraska, records his impressions of small town life in Italy and demonstrates his affinity to the eccentricities he encounters.  "Wonderfully fanciful, philosophical, and moving Pasquale's Nose is a journey, a memoir, and a story about finding home in the weirdest place imaginable."

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Title
Pasquale's Nose. Idle Days in an Italian Town
Author
Rips, Michael
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Publisher
Little, Brown and Company
Place of Publication
Boston
Date Published
2001

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