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tonight. That sounds like something a Guard would say. I was a Guard, one time. [sighs] You're not an easy man to read...to get to like you. [reflective music] [Lexie] Looks so quiet. [Barber] Looks can be deceptive. I knew he was wrong...

the Barber, Grisi’s liquidity, Lablache’s organ-pipes & Tamburini’s sparkling brilliancy & finish (he was born for Figaro) never so more relished by me, - then Mario (the Marquis de Candia,) looked such a handsome Count & sang...

fact not because I’m in... hm! Well, anyway, I won’t say why, I daren’t.... But we all saw to-day when he came in...not of our sort. Not because he had his hair curled at the barber’s, not because he was in such a hurry to show his...

we say that we are “learning a language,” the assumption is that the goal is to reach conversational fluency. To speak to other speakers. When I was doing Duolingo Irish, I did not learn Irish, but I did learn a fair bit about Irish...