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Plot
Sometime in the future, the Eighth Doctor and Charley visit Venice about to sink below the water. Venice is known for its waterways and gondolas Gondola. ...
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The Doctor insists that the fall of Venice was always on the cards, a phrase which seems to amuse Ms Lavish immensely; Venice's doom comes not from the natural process of decay, but the curse.
It's the last night of Venice, they're surrounded by danger and dark secrets, and much to Churchwell's horror, the Doctor is in his element; for there's corruption here, and he's the man to sort it all out.
Venice begins to sink, and as the panic-stricken revellers flee for their lives, Ms Lavish sighs and orders the band to strike up.
The hour of Venice perhaps, too, one might be led to think from certain signs, the hour of Ruskin in France, the hour of Venice in any case.
Venice has never enjoyed, among the intellects of the elite, a favour as special and as lofty as it does today.
The dying Venice of Barrès, the carnivalesque and posthumus Venice of Régnier, the Venice insatiable in love of Mme de Noailles, the Venice of Léon Daudet, of Jacques Vontade
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