villino

Chars missed "villino," a detached house or tiny villa, in the 17th round of the more than three-hour competition.

unknown title 2009

Chars missed "villino," a detached house or tiny villa, in the 17th round of the more than three-hour competition.

unknown title 2009

Chars missed "villino," a detached house or tiny villa, in the 17th round of the more than three-hour competition.

unknown title 2009

Chars missed "villino," a detached house or tiny villa, in the 17th round of the more than three-hour competition.

The Sheboygan Press Latest Headlines 2009

A low vine-covered villino slanted along the canal; beyond, there was a cow-house where a boy was feeding some glossy cows.

Literary Love-Letters and Other Stories Robert Herrick 1903

And he saw a hill sleeping sweetly in the mountains, where the sun rested on its going down, and a villino with two old trees where the court seemed ever silent.

Literary Love-Letters and Other Stories Robert Herrick 1903

Also, we brought with us from Florence and dropped in a villino not far, our friend Mr. Landor (Walter Savage), who is under Robert's guardianship, having quarrelled with everybody in and out of England.

The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning Browning, Elizabeth B 1898

She owned a house in Naples, -- at Posilipo, that is -- a _villino_, in pink stucco, a dainty little place with fig trees, nopals and parasol pines, that ran in a grove down a steep promontory to the sea I They would fish in the bay there -- it was as smooth and blue as a looking-glass!

The Torrent Entre Naranjos Vicente Blasco Ib����ez 1897

Florence and dropped in a villino not far, our friend Mr. Landor (Walter

The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II Elizabeth Barrett Browning 1833