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I have only to add," and I smiled half mockingly, "the name of Signor Guido Ferrari, true friend and loyal lover and the party is complete." "Altro! Fifteen in all including yourself," said Ferrari, gayly, enumerating them on his fingers. "Per la madre di Dio! With such a goodly company and a host who entertains en roi we shall pass a merry time of it.
"It is well said," she had answered, with the comprehension born of her intimate knowledge of the class; "and to keep them in order verily, none but thou canst do it." Piero gave an expressive shrug, having had enough of compliment. "En avanti c'è altro!" he said, laughing.
"Yes," answered the elder man, affecting an urbane manner. "Is the Count at home?" "I do not think so," returned the Neapolitan. "But I will see. Come in, gentlemen. He will not be long sempre verso quest'ora he always comes home about this time." "Thank you," said the detective. "If you will allow us to wait " "Altro what? Should I leave the padrone's friends on the stairs?
"Che sempre l' uomo in cui pensier rampoglia Sovra pensier, da se dilunga il segno, Perche la foga l' un dell' altro insolla." "For always he in whom one thought buds forth Out of another farther puts the goal. For each has only force to mar the other."
It's a sort of a general kind of expression, sir, said Mrs Plornish. 'Is it? said Pancks. 'Why, then Altro to you, old chap. Good afternoon. Altro! Mr Baptist in his vivacious way repeating the word several times, Mr Pancks in his duller way gave it him back once.
"'Un altro po' di fravole, e dammi crema ancor," she sang softly, in the Roman dialect. Then she laughed again, and Reanda smiled at the absurd words "A few more strawberries, and give me some more cream." But even the few notes, a lazy parody of the prima donna's singing of the phrase, charmed his simple love of melody. "Don't look so grim, papa," she said in English.
One day master received a letter, and called me. 'Baptista! 'Signore! 'A gentleman who is presented to me will dine here to-day. He is called the Signor Dellombra. Let me dine like a prince. It was an odd name. I did not know that name. But, there had been many noblemen and gentlemen pursued by Austria on political suspicions, lately, and some names had changed. Perhaps this was one. Altro!
I will spend the money on myself, as I alone will have earned it, and at such risk. "I have worked it out thus: "I will go to him at the very last, just before we are reaching Paris. Tell him, threaten him with arrest, then give him his chance of escape. No fear that he won't accept it; he must, whatever he may have settled with the others. Altro! I snap my fingers at them.
She is certainly the first singer in Italy, since England with its brute power of money, robbed us of poor Sparderini. But between you and me, figliuolo mio, we should never have got her, if there had not been certain difficulties certain scandals, che so io? at Milan. All that is no business of ours, you know, tutt' altro!
She thought it was delightful; she thought Beaton must be glad to be part of it, though he had represented himself so bored, so injured, by Fulkerson's insisting upon having him. "And is it a secret? Is it a thing not to be spoken of?" "'Tutt' altro'! Fulkerson will be enraptured to have it spoken of in society. He would pay any reasonable bill for the advertisement." "What a delightful creature!
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