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The original is a proverbial expression like "Timeo Danaos et dona ferentes."
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Un dona, an Italian phrase meaning a gift or alms.
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He turned white like the hand of a dona in her teens and-and-dropped his cassock.
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Emilio stood mute, seeing that the prima dona was smiling at him through her tears.
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I reached the wharf hatless, but the dona sent my cap after me by a servant.
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He could say heartily with the Trojan priest, "Quicquid id est timeo Danaos et dona ferentes."
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The dona gave me a bag of gold-dust to pay for their passage and to deposit at the college.
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Timeo Danaos et dona ferentes.
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Timeo Lord George et dona.
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There was at Chihuahua a certain black-eyed dona with whom he had expected to enjoy a pleasant evening's flirtation.
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The voice of Dona Perfecta was heard crying in an altered accent:
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Dona Luisa would weep, touched by the heartrending tales of the messenger.
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Berkeley City Council Member Dona Spring left this world On July 13th.
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Dona Elena was also visiting the churches, but those nearest the house.
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Such, then, was the fate of the rejected suitor of Dona Dolores.
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The writer is no less a personage than Dona Magdalena de Ulloa.