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He says "I hear the women there are . . . mmm . . . like ripe Sangiovese on the vine, you know?". Sangiovese is a red Italian wine grape variety. You can read the Embers script sort-of from the Revelations book here: http://edu.epubbud.com/read.php?g=BGS3FPRE&p=100
He says "I hear the women there are . . . mmm . . . like ripe Sangiovese on the vine, you know?". Sangiovese is a red Italian wine grape variety. You can read the Embers script sort-of from the Revelations book here: http://edu.epubbud.com/read.php?g=BGS3FPRE&p=100


I thought this part was interesting: "He grabbed Ezio’s wrist as Ezio caught his breath. Looking down at the hand that held him, Ezio thought the grip was uncommonly strong, and there was something strange, almost familiar, about the man’s expression. But he was probably imagining it all. He shook his head to clear it."
I thought this part was interesting: "He grabbed Ezio's wrist as Ezio caught his breath. Looking down at the hand that held him, Ezio thought the grip was uncommonly strong, and there was something strange, almost familiar, about the man's expression. But he was probably imagining it all. He shook his head to clear it."

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He says "I hear the women there are . . . mmm . . . like ripe Sangiovese on the vine, you know?". Sangiovese is a red Italian wine grape variety. You can read the Embers script sort-of from the Revelations book here: http://edu.epubbud.com/read.php?g=BGS3FPRE&p=100

I thought this part was interesting: "He grabbed Ezio's wrist as Ezio caught his breath. Looking down at the hand that held him, Ezio thought the grip was uncommonly strong, and there was something strange, almost familiar, about the man's expression. But he was probably imagining it all. He shook his head to clear it."