"Allo same she mastah come."

Allo, iii.; iv. Alma, ii.

Pel bosco errò tutta la notte il Conte; E allo spuntar della diurna fiamma Lo tornò il suo destin sopra la fonte, Dove Medoro insculse l'epigramma.

la lena vinta non risponde Allo sdegno, al grave odio, all'ardente ira, Cade sul prato, e verso il ciel sospira.

From the Greek, allos, another.

Nec ipsi solum relinquimus, sed et allos prohibemus, impedimus, condemnamus, ludibriisque afficimus.

When Tiberius Gracchus, a nobler man than himself, had suffered martyrdom for the cause with which he had only dallied, he was base enough to quote from Homer [Greek: os apoloito kai allos hotis toiaita

50 is given as [Greek: allo baptisma echo baptisthaenai kai panu epeigomai eis auto] for [Greek: baptisma de echo baptisthaenai kai pos sunechomai heos hotou telesthae].

Rolling ridges stretch northward, wave upon wave, clothed with grass and heather, amongst which Parnesius and Pertinax went hunting with little Allo the Pict; to the northeast the heights of Simonside showed; and far beyond them, though more to the westward, the rounded summits of the Cheviots lay on the horizon.

[Greek: Echthrus gar moi keimos, omos aidao pulusin, Os ch eteron men keuthei eni phresin, allo de bazei.

17.The Greek term for the reciprocals each other and one an other, is a certain plural derivative from [Greek: allos], other; and is used in three cases, the genitive, [Greek: allælon], the dative, [Greek: allælois], the accusative, [Greek: allælous]: these being all the cases which the nature of the expression admits; and for all these we commonly use the objective;that is, we put each or one before the objective other.

Note ed appunti al Trattato d'armonia di Cesare de Sanctis in rapporto allo aviluppo della armonia moderna.

STEEGMULLER, FRANCIS. Allo allo?

STEEGMULLER, FRANCIS. Allo allo?

Note ed appunti al Trattato d'armonia di Cesare de Sanctis in rapporto allo aviluppo della armonia moderna.

STEEGMULLER, FRANCIS. Allo allo?

STEEGMULLER, FRANCIS. Allo allo?

Then the etna was returned to the "allo bagh" (yellow bag) and the tea things to the tiffin basket, and away we went along the now smooth and level road with only fifteen easy miles between us and Baramula.

'But it is not often that the negroes make their religious opinions the subject of conversation; when interrogated, in particular, concerning their ideas of a future state, they express themselves with great reverence, but endeavour to shorten the discussion by saying, "Mo o mo inta allo" ("No man knows anything about it").