" "And what didja think I'd be doin' alla time?" grinned Swing Tunstall.

Naturallyyou know how it is yoreselfI'd like to have these fellers riding for me, so if it's alla same to you two gents we'll call it off.

"Alla same," he said, "I wish you'd lemme give you that month's wages.

But still, alla same, I'd shore not admire to see any hardship come to old Chin WhiskerDale, I mean.

"Was that what you pulled me alla way over here to tell me?"

Still, alla same, I got feelin's.

Alla same, I guess maybe you'll go even Steven with me, Bull.

"Still, alla same," pursued Racey, "I wonder was it all yore own idea.

"But alla same, Marie, you hadn't oughta used a gun on him.

" "Shore, shore, but alla same, Racey, you'd oughta gone a li'l easy.

Alla same, he'd never 'a' taken me up if you hadn't slipped in yore li'l piece of advice for him not to.

But if it's alla same to you, I'll keep my gun right where she isif it's alla same to you.

But if it's alla same to you, I'll keep my gun right where she isif it's alla same to you.

Aek Dios estin Onap, theios pot' egrapsen Homaeros, Alla tod' eis thnaetous Kupris epempsen onar

You are nothing to me, really, nor I to you, only we live on the same earth, which is nothing at alla mere chance.

Tom, who isn't paying much attention, is suddenly caught by the falter in his voice as he reads the two lines: [Greek: alla su ton g' epeessi maraiphamenos katrukes, Sae t' aganophrosunae kai sois aganois epeessin.]

When that the spirit from my frame is riven, (Oh, gracious Alla!

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.

plendid in Europe; if, indeed, it could in reality have been said to exist at alla circumstance to which many causes had conduced.

Più si contenta ciascuna di noi Gire alla mandria, dietro alla pastura, Più che non fate ciascuna di voi Gire a danzare dentro a vostre mura; Ricchezza non cerchiam, nè più ventura, Se non be' fiori, e facciam ghirlandelle.

Più si contenta ciascuna di noi Gire alla mandria, dietro alla pastura, Più che non fate ciascuna di voi Gire a danzare dentro a vostre mura; Ricchezza non cerchiam, nè più ventura, Se non be' fiori, e facciam ghirlandelle.

The form has been systematized since Boccaccio wrote, the whole being divided into twelve Prose, alternating with as many Ecloghe, preceded by a Proemio and followed by an address Alla sampogna, both in prose.

There is a monograph on the subject by A. Abbruzzese, Il Cantico dei Cantici in alcune parafrasi poetiche italiane: contributo alla storia del dramma pastorale, which, however, I have not seen.

p. 345, also an elaborate essay, 'L'Orfeo del Poliziano alla corte di Mantova,' by Isidoro del Lungo, in the Nuova antologia for August, 1881, and A. D'Ancona, Origini del teatro italiano, ii.

Tasso is appareutly allnding to this incident when he puts into Elpino's mouth the words: Quivi con Tirsi ragionando andava Pur di colei che nell' istessa rete Lui prima e me dappoi ravvolse e strinse; E preponendo alla sua fuga, al suo Libero stato il mio dolce servigio.