Italian
The word Italian can have these meanings:
- From or related to Italy
- An Italian person
- The Italian language
It is also used as an abreviation for Italian dressing (a Vinaigrette with herbs), and Italian sandwich (more commonly called a Submarine sandwich).
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their dreams, numberless enough, were in solution in some thick
that we couldn't talk."
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me." Then, however, as she gently shook her head in correction:
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"Before you see, it was always to COME. That kept it present."
"Oh I don't care what comes now! Besides," Marcher added, "it
it absent with YOUR absence."
"Oh mine!"--and her pale hands made light of it.
"With the absence of everything." He had a dreadful sense of
this bottomless drop was concerned--the last time of their life.
this weight it apparently was that still pressed out what remained
pretend I understand. NOTHING, for me, is past; nothing WILL pass
possible. Say, however," he added, "that I've eaten my cake, as
at all be the thing I was marked out to feel?"
She met him perhaps less directly, but she met him unperturbed.
fate. That was not necessarily to know it."
"How in the world--when what is such knowledge but suffering?"
She looked up at him a while in silence. "No--you don't
he stared an instant--stared as if some light, hitherto hidden, had
the gleam had already become for him an idea. "Because I haven't
needn't--for we shouldn't."
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