Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 299W. Blackwood, 1966 - England |
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Page 434
... Auntie's husband's funeral ; brother in uniform on the leave that turned out to be his last . Then there were the more recent ones : Giovanna Elena and Auntie at their mountain retreat , where I had first known them ; Giovanna Elena ...
... Auntie's husband's funeral ; brother in uniform on the leave that turned out to be his last . Then there were the more recent ones : Giovanna Elena and Auntie at their mountain retreat , where I had first known them ; Giovanna Elena ...
Page 437
... Auntie had known , or heard of , on some occasion in the distant past . Planning the transport in my two - seater car- Auntie liked to have the programme cut and dried well ahead , with nothing left to chance - reminded me of the old ...
... Auntie had known , or heard of , on some occasion in the distant past . Planning the transport in my two - seater car- Auntie liked to have the programme cut and dried well ahead , with nothing left to chance - reminded me of the old ...
Page 443
... Auntie dies , but she had nothing . " A Protestant minister whose wife had been killed in a road accident succeeded him . He was troppo gentile , troppo rispettuoso , ' said Giovanna Elena . " He courted me for many months ; at last I ...
... Auntie dies , but she had nothing . " A Protestant minister whose wife had been killed in a road accident succeeded him . He was troppo gentile , troppo rispettuoso , ' said Giovanna Elena . " He courted me for many months ; at last I ...
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