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Updated: June 25, 2025
But they protest, you know. Protesto, protestare, verb, active, first conjugation. 'Mi pare che la donna protesta troppo, as the poet sings. They're Christians, but they protest against the Pope and the Pretender." "The Signorino means Freemasons," said Marietta. "No, he does n't," said Peter. "He means Protestants."
Lei e troppo garbato, troppo buono; ma troppo buono, davvero!" said the pretty creature; and the appealing eyes looked into his with the semblance of a tear of emotion in them. "Will you allow me the pleasure, Signora, of conducting you to the city in my carriage?" said the Marchese, with a graceful wave of his hand towards his handsome equipage.
But if I had been frozen quite I could not have forgotten that my first duty was to report what I have accomplished to your Excellency." "Thanks, good Signor Ercole, thanks; you know the interest I take in all that concerns the honour of our theatre, and the pleasures of our citizens; and I may truly add, in all that touches your interest, my good Signor Ercole." "Troppo buono! Eccellenza!
Troppo buono davvero!" said the little man, half rising from his chair, to execute a bow in return for the Marchese's speech, while his cloak fell around his legs. "I suppose that in such weather as this the diligence was behind its time E naturale but I have already heard, in a general way, that you have been successful. I congratulate you on it, Signor Ercole, with all my heart!"
Seward is sincere, then his last transformation may prove that he has given up the idea of finding a Union party in the South, or that he wishes to reconquer what he has lost the confidence of the party. But this return on his part may prove troppo tardi. The army of the Potomac is saved; the heroes, martyrs, and sufferers are extricated from the grasp of death.
I delivered Her Majesty's letter. Before she opened it, she exclaimed, "'O Dio! tutto e perduto e troppo tardi'! Oh, God! all is lost, it is too late!" I then gave her the cipher and the key. In a few minutes I enabled her to decipher the letter. On getting through it, she again exclaimed, "'E tutto inutile'! it is entirely useless! I am afraid they are all lost.
And he did not smile or change, only his face seemed to become more stone-like. And he only looked at me, into my eyes, with the long, pale, steady, inscrutable look of a goat, I can only repeat, something stone-like. 'Why, I said, 'don't you marry? Man doesn't live alone. 'I don't marry, he said to me, in his emphatic, deliberate, cold fashion, 'because I've seen too much. Ho visto troppo.
If you will permit me, I will return to you here in less than half an hour." "Troppo garbato, Signor Marchese!" said Orsola. "If the Signorina will permit me," said Leandro, "I think I know of just such a little quartierino as would suit her, snug, quiet, and parfettamente libero." To this offer, Paolina felt herself constrained to reply by a silent little bow.
'I don't understand, I said. Yet I could feel that Paolo, sitting silent, like a monolith also, in the chimney opening, he understood: Maria also understood. Il Duro looked again steadily into my eyes. 'Ho visto troppo, he repeated, and the words seemed engraved on stone. 'I've seen too much. 'But you can marry, I said, 'however much you have seen, if you have seen all the world.
But since the beginning of the twentieth century, two new voices have begun to be heard; at first sotto voce, they have risen through a murmurous pianissimo to a decorous non troppo forte, and they continue crescendo, the voice of the teacher and the voice of the graduate.
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