That man gets the urge to travel to this city after seeing a red-haired man in a doorway.
While in this city, a protagonist dreams of people dressed in pelts who howl long "U"s for the "stranger god." In this city, the author of The Abject imagines himself as Socrates lecturing at Phaedrus. That man gets the urge to travel to this city after seeing a red-haired man in a doorway. That man's bags are sent to Como and not this city, where he smells carbolic acid (*) disinfectant in the air. That man ignores warnings of a cholera epidemic in this city, instead going to the beach to eat overripe strawberries and watch the Polish boy Tadzio. Thomas Mann wrote a novella about Gustav von Aschenbach's "Death in"—for 10 points—what Italian city?
While in this city, a protagonist dreams of people dressed in pelts who howl long "U"s for the "stranger god.
Venice [or Venezia; accept “Der Tod in Venedig”] &lt;JR&gt;