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		to be	Word
		to have	Word
		to do; to make	Word
		to say; to tell	Word
		to go	Word
		to be able to; can	Word
		to want	Word
		to know (a fact); to know how	Word
		to see	Word
		to come	Word
		to speak	Word
		to eat	Word
		to drink	Word
		to understand	Word
		to take; to have (food or drink)	Word
		house; home	Word
		day	Word
		year	Word
		man	Word
		woman	Word
		hand	Word
		friend (male)	Word
		water	Word
		coffee; café	Word
		ice cream	Word
		the check; the bill	Word
		breakfast	Word
		station	Word
		train	Word
		ticket	Word
		city	Word
		backpack	Word
		good morning; hello	Phrase
		good evening	Phrase
		thank you	Phrase
		you're welcome; please, go ahead	Phrase
		please	Phrase
		excuse me (formal)	Phrase
		How much does it cost?	Phrase
		Where is the station?	Phrase
		What time does the train leave?	Phrase
		I would like…	Phrase
		stack or pile of firewood	Word
		carpenter	Word
		workshop; small shop	Word
		shiny; polished	Word
		purplish-red	Word
		axe	Word
		bark; rind; outer covering	Word
		wood shaving	Word
		sawdust	Word
		door; doorway	Word
		wig	Word
		woodworking plane	Word
		to rejoice; to become pleased	Word
		to mutter; to grumble	Word
		to rough-shape; to remove the rough outer material	Word
		to lament; to complain sorrowfully	Word
		to grab; to seize	Word
		to knock or bang about repeatedly	Word
		to tousle; to ruffle	Word
		to hum; to sing softly to oneself	Word
		to plane; to smooth wood with a plane	Word
		struck by lightning; suddenly overwhelmed	Word
		because of; on account of	Phrase
		in an undertone; quietly	Phrase
		no sooner said than done	Phrase
		to be dumbfounded; to be astonished	Phrase
		there is not a soul here	Phrase
		so much the worse for him	Phrase
		to pluck up courage; to reassure oneself	Phrase
		to start listening attentively	Phrase
		Compare aveva, era and piallava (background/ongoing action) with capitò, prese and sentì (completed narrative events). Retell the chapter using both roles.	Grammar
		Appena ebbe visto quel pezzo di legno, si rallegrò: after he had seen it, he became pleased. Ebbe + past participle is trapassato remoto, common in literary temporal clauses.	Grammar
		Non so come andasse; Che sia ... che abbia imparato ...?; per sentire se ... si lamentasse. Notice the speaker's uncertainty rather than assuming every se requires a subjunctive.	Grammar
		Di dove sarà uscita questa vocina? means Where can this little voice have come from? Sarà + participle expresses a supposition about a completed event.	Grammar
		Servirmene = servire + mi + ne, to make use of it. Dandosi, grattandosi and rammaricandosi attach si to a gerund. Me la son figurata refers back to the feminine vocina.	Grammar
		Non mi picchiar tanto forte! means Don't hit me so hard! Picchiar is a shortened picchiare. The attached form non picchiarmi is also possible.	Grammar
		Disse ridendo e grattandosi la parrucca: he spoke while laughing and scratching his wig. Keep the implied subject aligned with the person doing the main action.	Grammar
		Perchè → perché; colla/cogli → con la/con gli; son → sono; picchiar → picchiare; si messe → si mise; trasfigurito → modern trasfigurato. The source preserves its historical forms.	Usage
		to notice; to realize	Word
		to approach	Word
		to move away	Word
		to cross	Word
		to reach	Word
		to continue on	Word
		to return	Word
		to go out	Word
		to enter	Word
		to go up; to get on	Word
		to go down; to get off	Word
		to run	Word
		to walk	Word
		to stop	Word
		to turn around	Word
		to bend down	Word
		to get up	Word
		to sit down	Word
		to fall	Word
		to stumble	Word
		to jump	Word
		to chase	Word
		to flee	Word
		to hide oneself	Word
		to appear	Word
		to disappear	Word
		to grasp; to seize	Word
		to leave; to let go	Word
		to lift	Word
		to push	Word
		to pull	Word
		to drag	Word
		to pick up; to gather	Word
		to throw	Word
		to break	Word
		to repair	Word
		to build	Word
		to open	Word
		to close	Word
		to carry; to bring	Word
		to ask	Word
		to answer	Word
		to tell; to recount	Word
		to explain	Word
		to whisper	Word
		to shout	Word
		to exclaim	Word
		to stammer	Word
		to promise	Word
		to admit	Word
		to deny	Word
		to convince	Word
		to warn; to notice	Word
		to joke	Word
		to laugh	Word
		to smile	Word
		to cry	Word
		to tremble	Word
		to hope	Word
		to fear	Word
		to trust	Word
		to regret; to repent	Word
		to feel ashamed	Word
		to become angry	Word
		to be surprised	Word
		to marvel; to be surprised	Word
		to remember	Word
		to recognize	Word
		to forget	Word
		to imagine	Word
		to suppose	Word
		to doubt	Word
		to think	Word
		to reflect; to think carefully	Word
		to decide	Word
		to choose	Word
		to hesitate	Word
		to prefer	Word
		to desire	Word
		to succeed; to manage	Word
		craftsperson	Word
		neighbor; nearby	Word
		enemy	Word
		master; owner	Word
		guest; host	Word
		traveler on foot	Word
		child	Word
		boy; young person	Word
		elderly person; elderly	Word
		village	Word
		road; street	Word
		path	Word
		square	Word
		courtyard	Word
		threshold	Word
		window	Word
		wall	Word
		floor	Word
		ceiling	Word
		corner	Word
		shelf	Word
		chair	Word
		table	Word
		wood	Word
		iron	Word
		stone	Word
		cloth; fabric	Word
		dust	Word
		noise	Word
		silence	Word
		voice	Word
		look; gaze	Word
		gesture	Word
		surprise	Word
		fear	Word
		courage	Word
		effort; tiredness	Word
		haste	Word
		reason; being right	Word
		suddenly	Word
		all at once	Phrase
		meanwhile	Phrase
		shortly afterward	Phrase
		sooner or later	Phrase
		from the very beginning	Phrase
		at the end; in the end	Phrase
		later; afterward	Phrase
		despite; although	Word
		although; even though	Word
		although	Word
		while; whereas	Word
		as soon as; barely	Word
		as long as; until	Word
		since; because	Word
		therefore; so	Word
		therefore; for that reason	Word
		and yet	Word
		instead; on the other hand	Word
		otherwise	Word
		above all; especially	Word
		even	Word
		almost	Word
		even; downright	Word
		by now; already	Word
		still; again	Word
		already	Word
		only	Word
		enough; fairly	Word
		slowly	Word
		quickly	Word
		cautious	Word
		stubborn	Word
		curious	Word
		restless; uneasy	Word
		satisfied	Word
		disappointed	Word
		frightened	Word
		tired	Word
		proud	Word