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共 26 段- The writer goes on to describe the play in a very humorous f
- We find, from Minghetti’s _Memoirs_, that in 1864, at Bologn
- Messer Bernabò, Lord of Milan, being outwitted by the clever
- ... His hungry congregation waits in vain,
- _Col._ These excuses will not serve you—draw your sword, or
- _F._ Although it is not exactly usual,—and in France people
- “You surely must have heard that I am ill, and don’t know wh
- “What telegrams has the _Times_ to-day?” he asked while scri
- Towards evening he closed the office, and went out into the
- After that he went much more frequently to the baron’s house
- When his Reverence was a boy, and saw his brother—the one wh
- “We are willing to eat and drink,” replied the assembly, alm
- “I’ll tell you the names of some—they are quite worth your a
- “Of course it can’t matter to you—nor to me—nor to any one i
- I do not deny that the consequences were certainly unpleasan
- “The blind man has a good appetite! Well, there’s no harm—hi
- _Petronio._... I tell you I’m tired of it! And it is you I c
- _Ser._ Yes, yes, certainly—I mourn for him—I am deeply griev
- In this, however, he was mistaken. There are several other c
- A man who was pleading asked a judge whether the lawyer or t
- “Ah! Signore, I could not for a moment think of leaving you
- NOTE 3, p. 143.—“In the south of Italy, the birth of a girl
- PAOLO FERRARI, writer of comedies, was born at Modena in 182
- FRANCESCO REDI, born at Arezzo, in Tuscany, in 1626, was a j
- IBSEN’S FAMOUS PROSE DRAMAS.
- =Chicot, the Jester= (La Dame de Monsoreau). By Alexandre Du