Alfonsina

They returned to Switzerland again in 1889 for an extended visit, where Alfonsina was born.

Alfonsina Storni greenintegerblog 2008

At thirteen, accordingly, Alfonsina began to work at a nearby hat factory to supplement her family's income.

Alfonsina Storni greenintegerblog 2008

Piero, his eldest son, to Alfonsina, daughter of the Cavaliere

The History of Florence 2003

As a writer, Dr. Belash has enjoyed a publications career which included publications on Octavio Paz and Alfonsina Storni, to A Short History of Wills and Trusts, and in the field of education, she is the author of papers and articles, with provocative titles such as "Why Girls 'Schools are Still Necessary," "Girls 'Schools: Confessions of a Convert," and "Women and Power."

Independent Schools, Independent Thinkers 1996

The first and most dreaded was the Alfonsina, which corresponded to that of the Sorbonne of Paris.

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 1: Aachen-Assize 1840-1916 1913

Alfonsina, and some made from the Hebrew, are preserved at the

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 15: Tournely-Zwirner 1840-1916 1913

[1] His mother Clarice and his wife Alfonsina were both of them

Renaissance in Italy, Volume 1 (of 7) The Age of the Despots John Addington Symonds 1866

But employees need to remember something: "Any kind of corporate property is corporate property, and not to be used for personal use," said Alfonsina Chang, a professor in the Centre for Human Resources at Toronto's Seneca College.

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But employees need to remember something: "Any kind of corporate property is corporate property, and not to be used for personal use," said Alfonsina Chang, a professor in the Centre for Human Resources at Toronto's Seneca College.

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One of the corner tables is permanently occupied by waxwork figures of three of the former coffee drinkers: the tango superstar Carlos Gardel, the feminist poet Alfonsina Storni, and the Argentine writer most readily associated with Buenos Aires, Jorge Luis Borges.

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