Malipiero

[ mah-lee-pye-raw ]

noun

1. Gian Fran·ces·co [jahn f, r, ahn-, che, -skaw], 1882–1973, Italian composer.

Example Sentences

I had made her acquaintance eighteen years ago, when the old senator Malipiero had struck me because we were playing together.

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M. de Malipiero had told me of certain events which had happened during the regency, and M. de Bragadin had informed me of the ambassador's amours with the celebrated Stringhetta.

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She was brought up by the senator Malipiero, whom my readers know for his good offices towards myself, who had her taught for the theatre, and gave her a dancing-master.

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I was delighted, and was still more gratified when, after a fortnight had elapsed, I found that M. de Malipiero did not broach the subject of my returning to my godfather's church.

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When my mind was thoroughly at rest on that subject, M. de Malipiero threw me into the greatest astonishment by suddenly telling me that an excellent opportunity offered itself for me to reappear in the church and to secure ample satisfaction from the abbe.

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