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"If I can I will. It is likely enough he may want me to go somewhere else for him. We shall see. A rivederci, Signori." A Prison Visit The note which had been given to the Baron Manutoli begged him to come with as little delay as possible to the Palazzo del Governo.

Addio, Signor Giovacchino," said the Marchese, reverting to the more friendly form of address; "addio, ed a rivederci fra poco!" "Servo suo, Lustrissimo Signor Marchese. a rivederci!" Lost in the Forest

In another moment she stood on the piazza close to the waterfall. The cold spray from it fell on her face. He pushed the door to, but did not lock it. "You leave it like that at night?" she asked. "Non, signora. Before I go to bed I lock it." "I see." She saw a key sticking out from the door. "A rivederci, Paolo." "A rivederci, signora." He took off his hat and went swiftly away.

I have just heard that the post closes to-night and must say farewell a rivederci. Capetown, March 20th. Dearest mother, Dr. Shea says he fears I must not winter in England yet, but that I am greatly improved as, indeed, I could tell him.

"And what's your own lot?" bellowed the Parson "one dozen of sweepings of France, one dozen of the picked scum of our country, and one conceited young whipper-snapper, who swaggers about in breeches and boots all day and was never on a horse in his life to my certain knowledge!" The Gentleman waved his hand. "Take the consequences then," he said. "A rivederci."

I do not know if the story is true, but this is the story, Signori, and there is the train for Napoli. Ah, grazie! Signori, grazie tanto! A rivederci! Signori, a rivederci!" Sister Maddelena. Across the valley of the Oreto from Monreale, on the slopes of the mountains just above the little village of Parco, lies the old convent of Sta. Catarina.

He stopped abruptly, staring at Artois, who said nothing. "Is it not true?" he said. He got up, taking his hat and stick from the floor. "You do not know! Well think! And you will know that it is true. A rivederci, Emilio!" His manner had suddenly become almost calm. He turned away and went towards the door.

On our taking leave of him he conjured up a wan smile and said, very pleasantly, giving us his ink- stained hand, "A rivederci." I wondered if he really meant that he wanted to see us again; I doubt it, and did not take his remark seriously. On the contrary, I had the feeling that he was more than indifferent to the pleasure our visit had given him.

"I will be there. Don't doubt it. Addio Salvatore!" He got up. "A rivederci, signore. Ma " He got up, too, and bent to pick up his fish-basket. "No, don't come with me. I'm going up now, straight up by the Castello." "In all this heat? But it's steep there, signore, and the path is all covered with stones. You'll never " "That doesn't matter. I like the sun. Addio!" "And this evening, signorino?

Hermione stood still. "What are you talking about?" "Signora! About Antonio Bernari, who has just come home from prison! Didn't you see him? But you were there in the house!" "Oh yes, I saw him. A rivederci!" "Ma " "A rivederci!" She felt in her purse, found a coin, and gave it to him. Then she walked on. She did not see him any more. She did not know what became of him.