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For an hour then, addio!
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As she went up-stairs she said to herself that her guest's addio had been the final fiasco of an unfortunate morning.
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Go to her, take her by the two cheeks, kiss her, say to her 'addio, addio,' for, by the thunder of heaven!
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Remember the old proverb which says: 'Stolen money never bears fruit.' Addio, false friends.
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Another week's hard work and I shall dress respectably, and then Addio, mio caro!
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It should not be Addio, it should be Arrivederci.
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Pericles chattered of England, and Hagar's 'Addio,' and 'Camilla.'
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I said, 'Addio, Madonna,' and she, 'Addio, Ercole,' and then I left her standing there.
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Addio, Wurzelmann, and remember me to the girls.
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Addio, and ever pardon my sins of infirmity.
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As she spoke these last words, a voice from the water called out three times: Addio!
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From the doorway came the prisoner's reply: "Addio, adieu, signorina!"
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She kissed her fingers: 'Addio; a rivederla.'
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Burst out with the 'Addio' of Hagar.
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They wakened us with "Addio, la bella Napoli, addio, addio!" sung to the departing benefactor.
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Addio, amore, a rivederti.' She drank off the draught and, lying back on the pillow, closed her eyes.