QUE SIGNIFIE MĂSCĂRÍ EN ROUMAIN
définition de măscărí dans le dictionnaire roumain
mesurí vb., ind. Présenter 1 sg et 3 pl. mecărésc, imperf. 3 sg. Cong. Prés., 3 sg et pl. măscăreáscă
10 LIVRES EN ROUMAIN EN RAPPORT AVEC «MĂSCĂRÍ»
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Mascari has sought to share messages intended to lead the reader into a deeper understanding of faith and the strength it might provide in the face of life's challenges. (Prayer/Devotions/Spirituality)
Angelina Kiena Mascari,
2004
I pray you will not only hear my "Heart Cry" in this work, but the "Heart Cry" of the Holy Spirit, calling the Church to stand and exercise faith, and reach their spiritual potential.
Angelina Kiena Mascari,
2009
Total Surrender brings new light in biblical form to your life. This book is an inspirational devotional book of poetry designed for any small group study, couples, adults and even a book for teens.
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Indianapolis Italians - Pagina 75
Its first officers were Gus A. CornelIa, board chairman; Philip J. Caito, president; Philip Caito, Jr., vice-president; Cosmas A. Mascari, secretary; and Salvatore Mazza, treasurer. Today the site, occupied by Indianapolis Fruit Companv, ...
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The Museum of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art
“Mascari,' said the Prince, with a haughty smile, 'through these veins rolls the blood of the old Wisconti —of those who boasted that no woman ever escaped their lust, and no man their resentment. The crown of my fathers has shrunk into a ...
Robert Walsh, John Jay Smith,
1838
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Zanoni Book Three: Theurgia: The Magical Antiquarian ...
Before Mascari could reply, the gentleman of the chamber announced the Signor Zanoni. The prince involuntarily laid his hand upon the sword placed on the table, then with a smile at his own impulse, rose, and met his visitor at the threshold, ...
Sir Edward Bulwer-Lytton, Lon Milo DuQuette,
2012
Mascari , the dice . " The Prince threw himself back in his chair; and, world-hardened as he was , could not suppress the glow of triumph and satisfaction that spread itself over his features. Mascari took up the three dice, and rattled them noisily ...
Lytton (Edward Bulwer Lytton),
1842
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The Works of Molière - Volumul 1 - Pagina 65
Oh! I am to blame, and I'm willing to own it, but if thou had'st ever any Regard for me, redress this Disaster, and continue thy Affistance. MAscARI 1.. I kiss your Hand; I have not Leisure. LELIUs. lllastaril/ My dear Boy! MAscARI 1.. No. _ LE LlUs.
Molière, La Serre (Mr. de, Jean-Louis-Ignace),
1739
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Zanoni by Edward Bulwer Lytton - Pagina 132
“The sword lies next to the dice—box, Signor Zanoni. Let him who stands not by his honour, fall by the sword.” “And you invoke that sentence if either of us fail his word? Be it so; let Signor Mascari cast for us." “Well said! — Mascari ...
Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton,
1842
Is he not, Mascari ? Fool ! in what age of the world, even if the Madmen of France succeed in their chimeras, will the iron of law not bend itself, like an osier twig, to the strong hand of power and gold ? But look not so pale, Mascari, I have fore- ...
Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton,
1856