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 1        I,  XIV  |           broken.”~“But do not the Italian telegraphs assist you?”
 2        I,  XIV  |              continued the count.~“Italian! I do not comprehend you.
 3        I,  XIV  |           whether it be Spanish or Italian? Tell us, have you had no
 4        I,  XV   | conglomeration of French, English, Italian, and Latin, there was no
 5        I,  XV   |       words of English, Latin, and Italian, inserted to attract attention.
 6        I,  XVI  |          Monaco and Mentone to the Italian height of Bordighera? And
 7        I,  XVII |           which she spoke, said in Italian:~“I like you; you will not
 8        I,  XVIII|          Frenchman, and the little Italian girl, eleven in all, as
 9        I,  XIX  |           had picked up the little Italian girl; and the site of the
10        I,  XIX  |        little Nina and muttered in Italian. “A lot of lies, pretty
11        I,  XIX  |       Russian, Spanish, German, or Italian, he is neither more nor
12        I,  XX   |         discomfiture of the little Italian girl, nurtured in sunshine,
13        I,  XXI  |           compliment to the little Italian it was unanimously voted
14       II,  XIII |           notes of a bird; her gay Italian songs broke the monotony
15       II,  XIX  |          united in marriage to the Italian, now grown into a charming