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Salvatore was looking openly voracious now. "I can sleep on the floor." "No, signore. We have beds, we have two fine beds. Come in and see." With not a little pride he led Maurice into the cottage, and showed him the bed on which he had already slept. "That will be for the signore, Gaspare." "Si è molto bello." "Maddalena and I we will sleep in the outer room."
the merest commonplaces of gallantry: called on what account by their contrivers molto utile? I have urged in my Second Essay that the Tuscans were inveterate weavers of fancy, choosing what came easiest to hand to weave withal. I dared to see such airy spinning in that Spanish Chapel from which Mr.
'Having finished that, I came to look at the church fine building fine monuments two interesting people looking at them. 'What? 'I stand corrected. Pensa molto, parla poco, as the Italians have it. 'Well, now, Mr. Dare, suppose you get back to the castle? 'Which history dubs Castle Stancy.... Certainly. 'How do you get on with the measuring? Dare sighed whimsically.
Bertuccio, the light of their eyes, the sole hope of their old age, had come home. He could be the Signorina's guide among the hills, being very strong, very trusty, molto forte, molto fedele. "Oh, I know!" cried the Signorina, with a sudden light in her face. "Bertuccio is your son!" "Si, si, si, Signorina!" exclaimed Giacomo and Assunta together, ushering her into the dining-room.
Georgie, having escaped being caught over Italian, had made up his mind not to talk any more ever. "Oh, they are some little things by Debussy," he said. "I want to play one of them to you afterwards. I've just been glancing through it." "Bene, molto bene!" said she. "Come in to lunch. But I can't promise to like it, Georgino.
Throughout the arduous flexuosities of the Mendelssohn E minor concerto, singing, winding from tonal to tonal climax, and out of the slow movement which is like a tourniquet twisting the heart into the spirited allegro molto vivace, it was as if beneath Leon Kantor's fingers the strings were living vein-cords, youth, vitality, and the very foam of exuberance racing through them.
He disturbed several men who were drinking and playing at some game and as he regained his feet he observed two of the men trying to escape through a window, while the others seized chairs and benches to repel an attack of what they imagined to be the Evil one. "Molto malado!" cried Boyton. At hearing this, the men gained confidence and put down their weapons. "Medico?
"Les Inglesi tres forts, molto forte!" he observed, mixing French with Italian to show his linguistic accomplishments, "Moi tres fort aussi." Dion talked to the man. When he left the boat at the quay he said he would take it again on the morrow. The intention to go away from Buyukderer, to drown himself again in the uproar of Pera, was already fading out of his mind. Mrs.
II. The second movement, Allegro molto, is a complete change from introspection and passion to an abandon as of primitive dance. Strings stir the feet; the horns blow the first motive of the savage tune; the upper wood fall in with a dashing jingle, like a stroke of cymbals across the hostile harmonies.
It is on the face of this that the workers in baked clay "lavoro molto utile per la state," so cool and fresh is it, so redolent of green pastures and the winds of April have moulded the Seven Acts of Pure Mercy in colours as pure; blue of morning sky, grass-green, daffodil-yellow. Once more, no heroics: here is what the workmen knew and we see.
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