Date: 2012-06-04 15:00 (UTC)
'From then on, he had been trying to pass as an Italian, in spite of an Irish accent which could crush rocks. Cracks in this concept stemmed from the fact it hadn’t occurred to him to change his name. Even if he had, the only Italian he knew was Mamma mia!, which from his mouth sounded different every time.'

'Sometimes, if a dead man had a family, they would wait until someone could find Padre Mateo, drag him out of a tavern, and tell him which a cap to don, for the Padre, being a man of enterprise, used to be also Pastor Matt or Rabbi Matityahu, when the need called. It was said he once managed to be Imam Mattà.'

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