"'Addio, mia bell', addio!' Cantava nel partir la gioventù, Mentre gl' imboscati si stavano Divertire, giornale in mano E la sigaretta.

"'Addio, mia bell', addio!' Cantava nel partir la gioventù, Mentre gl' imboscati si stavano Divertire, giornale in mano E la sigaretta.

In the village were also billeted many Italian troops, who used to fill the night with song, long after most of us had gone to bed: "'Addio, mia bell', addio!'

In the village were also billeted many Italian troops, who used to fill the night with song, long after most of us had gone to bed: "'Addio, mia bell', addio!'

He sings to us in the evenings after dinner, "La Campana di San Ginsto" and "Addio, mia bell', addio" and choice stornetti, and "Come to Ferrara with me," a cheerful song of his own composing, set to a music-hall tune which was famous three years ago, and "We'll all go a-hunting to-day," an old song with a superb chorus.

He sings to us in the evenings after dinner, "La Campana di San Ginsto" and "Addio, mia bell', addio" and choice stornetti, and "Come to Ferrara with me," a cheerful song of his own composing, set to a music-hall tune which was famous three years ago, and "We'll all go a-hunting to-day," an old song with a superb chorus.

Ah, love, the pain! Addio, addio!

Ah, love, the pain! Addio, addio!

ed un' altra volt' addio!

On the stage are left only Cesario, standing by the balustrade; and Gamba, who has seated himself with his viol and touches it, as still the voice sings below Addio, Addio!

On the stage are left only Cesario, standing by the balustrade; and Gamba, who has seated himself with his viol and touches it, as still the voice sings below Addio, Addio!

Addio, good Gessina; I hope thy father will permit thee to come and visit, at last, those who so much love thee.

" "Addio, Annina; thou knowest I would come gladly, but that I scarce quit the side of my poor mother.

Once more, addio!

Addio, HoseaI must seek elsewhere.

Addio, caro San Bernardo!

Beer, Thomas, Addio (Saturday Evening Post, October 29); The Lily Pond (Saturday Evening Post, April 16).

With rather Stentorian voices they have been singing a dialogue which is most elaborately entitled a "Canzonetta Nuova, sopra un marinaro che da l' addio alla sua promessa sposa mentre egli deve partire per la via di Levante.

I was about to ask him further concerning his family, but he kissed and embraced us warmly and hurriedly, saying he had only come to say "addio!"

TAGLIAFERRI, ERNESTO. 'A canzone d'e stelle, Stornellino sincero, 'A muslia d'o core, La leggenda del paggio, Addio mare 'e pusilleco.

TAGLIAFERRI, ERNESTO. 'A canzone d'e stelle, Stornellino sincero, 'A muslia d'o core, La leggenda del paggio, Addio mare 'e pusilleco.

Addio, signorina.

I saw him pass out from the Porta San Gallo on his way to Bologna among a crowd of his late subjects, who all lifted their hats, though not without some satirical cries of "Addio, sai" "Buon viaggio!"