Each time I entered the main square of Bacio, Timore square, I found myself caught in a dialogue: the braggart soldier and the parasite coming from a door meet the young wastrel and the prostitute; or else the miserly father from his threshold utters his final warnings to the amorous daughter and is interrupted by  the foolish servant who is taking a note to the procuress. After many years I found the same dialogue still going on.<P>
<B>In the first sentence I  inserted the words:<I> each, I, entered, main, Bacio, Timore square</I> (Timore means fear in Italian),and <I>I found myself.</I><br>
I inserted:<I> many</I> and <I>I found</I> in the last sentence.<br>
The rest is from Italo Calvino's "Cities & the dead 1" (chapter 5, p.80),  A short story taken out of,<I> Invisible Cities.</I>
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