Spoon River Anthology — Page 2

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Siegfried

Jack, Blind

Jack, Cieco

James, Godwin

Joe, Plymouth Rock

Johnson, Voltaire

Jones, Fiddler

Jones, Violinista

Jones, Franklin

Jones, Indignation

Jones, Indignazione

Jones, Minerva

Jones, William

Judge, The Circuit

Giudice, Il Circoscrizionale

Karr, Elmer

Keene, Jonas

Kessler, Bert

Kessler, Mrs.

Kessler, Signora

Killion, Captain Orlando

Killion, Capitano Orlando

Kincaid, Russell

King, Lyman

Keene, Kinsey

Knapp, Nancy

Konovaloff, Ippolit

Kritt, Dow

Layton, Henry

Lively, Judge Selah

Lively, Giudice Selah

M'Cumber, Daniel

McDowell, Rutherford

McFarlane, Widow

McFarlane, Vedova

McGee, Fletcher

McGee, Ollie

M'Grew, Jennie

M'Grew, Mickey

McGuire, Jack

McNeely, Mary

McNeely, Paul

McNeely, Washington

Malloy, Father

Malloy, Padre

Marsh, Zilpha

Marshal, The Town

Maresciallo, Il della Città

Marshall, Herbert

Mason, Serepta

Matheny, Faith

Matheny, Fede

Matlock, Davis

Matlock, Lucinda

Melveny, Abel

Merritt, Mrs.

Merritt, Signora

Merritt, Tom

Metcalf, Willie

Meyers, Doctor

Meyers, Dottore

Meyers, Mrs.

Meyers, Signora

Micure, Hamlet

Micure, Amleto

Miles, J. Milton

Miller, Julia

Miner, Georgine Sand

Moir, Alfred

Newcomer, Professor

Newcomer, Professore

Night-Watch, Andy The

Guardia Notturna, Andy La

Nutter, Isa

Osborne, Mabel

Otis, John Hancock

Pantier, Benjamin

Pantier, Mrs. Benjamin

Pantier, Signora Benjamin

Pantier, Reuben

Peet, Rev. Abner

Pennington, Willie

Penniwit, the Artist

Penniwit, l'Artista

Petit, the Poet

Petit, il Poeta

Phipps, Henry

Poague, Peleg

Pollard, Edmund

Potter, Cooney

Puckett, Lydia

Purkapile, Mrs.

Purkapile, Signora

Purkapile, Roscoe

Putt, Hod

Reece, Mrs. George

Reece, Signora George

Rhodes, Ralph

Rhodes, Thomas

Richter, Gustav

Robbins, Hortense

Roberts, Rosie

Ross, Thomas, Jr.

Russian Sonia

Sonia la Russa

Rutledge, Anne

Sayre, Johnnie

Scates, Hiram

Schirding, Albert

Schmidt, Felix

Schrœder The Fisherman

Schrœder il Pescatore

Scott, Julian

Sersmith the Dentist

Sersmith il Dentista

Sewall, Harlan

Sharp, Percival

Shaw, "Ace"

Shaw, «Ace»

Shelley, Percy Bysshe

Shope, Tennessee Claflin

Sibley, Amos

Sibley, Mrs.

Sibley, Signora

Siever, Conrad

Simmons, Walter

Sissman, Dillard

Slack, Margaret Fuller

Smith, Louise

Soldiers, Many

Soldati, Molti

Somers, Jonathan Swift

Somers, Judge

Somers, Giudice

Sparks, Emily

Spears, Lois

Spooniad, The

La Spooniade

Standard, W.

Vocabulary

Cieco: Blind; unable to see.
Violinista: A musician who plays the violin professionally.
Indignazione: Strong anger or outrage at perceived injustice.
Giudice: A judge; official who presides over legal cases.
Il: Masculine singular definite article meaning 'the'.
Circoscrizionale: Relating to an administrative district or precinct.
Signora: A polite title for a woman; Mrs. or Ma'am.
Capitano: Captain; leader of a group, ship, or military unit.
Vedova: A widow; a woman whose husband has died.
Padre: Father; also a title for a Catholic priest.
Maresciallo: Marshal; high-ranking military or police officer.
della: Contraction of 'di' and 'la'; of the (feminine).
Città: City; an urban settlement or municipality.
Fede: Faith; belief or trust, often in religious context.
Dottore: Doctor; a physician or holder of a doctorate.
Professore: Professor; a teacher at university or high level.
Guardia: Guard; a person who watches over or protects.
Notturna: Nocturnal; relating to or occurring at night.
La: Feminine singular definite article meaning 'the'.
O: Letter of the alphabet; Italian conjunction meaning 'or'.
l': Elided form of 'il' or 'la' before a vowel.
Artista: An artist; a person who creates works of art.
il: Masculine singular definite article meaning 'the'.
Poeta: A poet; a person who writes poetry.
la: Feminine singular definite article meaning 'the'.
Russa: Russian (feminine form); relating to Russia or its people.
Pescatore: A fisherman; one who catches fish professionally.
Dentista: A dentist; a doctor specializing in dental care.
Soldati: Soldiers; armed military personnel in plural form.
Molti: Many; a large number or quantity of things.

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