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-And the Roman women?
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-Don't they intimidate you?
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-It depends.
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-On what?
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-On how they look at you.
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-How do they look at you?
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-I don't know. They don't look at me.
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Professor, dont be so modest.
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They're making fun of you.
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My father says that at my age
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he'd had many fiancées.
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Excuse me. Miss?
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It's a minuet by Mozart
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in G major,
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all the Fs are sharps.
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-You can play too?
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-A little. I'm a beginner.
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As a child they'd throw me out of
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choirs for singing too loudly.
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Play something for us.
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I'm out practice.
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"Candida me capiet," capiet me flava puella."
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-What does that mean?
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-It's Ovid.
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"A blonde girl with fair skin
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will conquer me."
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-A nice prospect.
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-It was, once.
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I don't believe it any more.
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I've been fascinated by Ovid's
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words since I was a boy.
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As if they were part of me.
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At the start of every school year
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I'd copy them onto the
first page of my diary.
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Nothing's happened. And you?
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I was married in Buenos Aires.
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Loredana Marengo.
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Twenty-six
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Beautiful. A real companion for life.
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The type that makes you say:
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"She's the one!"
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-And?
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-It was going well.
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Heaven on Earth.
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But all of a sudden,
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without any warning,
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my whole world caved in.