There is no danger of "Casabianca" passing into oblivion.

I struck a match, and nearly blew myself to Casabianca."

De Casabianca, ex-Minister (of Corsica).

Lallie Joy evinced no surprise, and went on peeling potatoes; she might have been a sister of the famous Casabianca, and she certainly could have been trusted not to flee from any burning deck, whatever the provocation.

I communicated the contents of the cable to Señor Don Antonio de la Casabianca, the Minister of Finance, who had, of course, communicated them in turn to the President.

[Illustration] CASABIANCA

I wished I could 'a' made real dictionary poetry like Casabianca and Hail Columby.

Standing there, like Casabianca, rough men rushed by her to get up to the roof.

This young Casabianca informed Cockerell that he, Second Lieutenant Candlish, had been left behind to "bring in stragglers.

CASABIANCA, LOUIS, a French naval officer, born in Corsica, who, at the battle of Aboukir, after securing the safety of his crew, blew up his ship and perished along with his son, who would not leave him (1755-1798).