Since then it has been my endeavor to have the sins which led me to the Bagnio atoned for by an honest life.
It was the Count of Monte-Cristo who taught me the pleasures of life only to throw me back to the Bagnio again.
He offered to purchase a ship in Algiers, and pretend to turn merchant, by which means, he said, he could contrive to get us out of the bagnio and the country.
The feelings of the poor woman, who was going to the Bagnio to see Benedetto as she had promised, can be imagined.
I saw the Bagnio to-day, and since then I am terribly nervous.
The messenger returned to her mistress with this answer and it was appointed Salabaetto out of hand at what bagnio he should expect her on the ensuing day after vespers.
The bagnio men (bath attendants), who routinely bled the bathers in public baths, preferred the spring lancet.
When the eastern practice of public steam baths was reintroduced into the West in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, cupping tended to be left in the hands of bath attendants (Bagnio men) and ignored by regular surgeons.
After passing theBagnio with a shudder, he extinguished the lantern.
They had been long confined in a dreadful dungeon in the Bagnio where the slaves are kept, when a messenger was sent to the Aga, or Captain of the Bagnio, for a female slave.
A man leaving Naples to go to Spain might end his days in a Moorish bagnioand see his wife and daughters fall a prey to miscreants of the worse description.
At twenty-five years of age he died in the bagnio for two articles, when the jackals of the Versaillese press, whose every line has demanded and obtained carnage, sway our Paris.
It is to the bagnio that such manifestoes should be sent.
I isolate myself as much as I can, but there are hours when I must be in the bagnio on pain of death.
He was guided in this task by Colonel Charriere, general director of the New Caledonian Penitentiary, who declared the criminals of the bagnio much more honourable than the political convicts.
Can't you see that if Hester's father is a Bagnio slave there is no chance of her having found refuge with him?
The ex-Bagnio slave smiled, but whether at the reply or at the rushing Frenchman we cannot tell.
In that case you are at liberty to go to the Bagnio and take him out.
He tells her that Filippello has an assignation the following day at a bagnio with his wife, and the lady goes there to meet her husband.
Such a style belongs only in a voluptuous bagnio and not in the most holy chapel.
Bagnio in the characters of country gentlemen just arrived; the Attorney styling himself Sir John Peering, and the Counsellor plain Tom.
Next morning Ricciardo hied him to the good woman that kept the bagnio to which he had directed Catella, told her the enterprise which he had in hand, and prayed her to aid him therein so far as she might be able.
She had in the bagnio a room which was very dark, being without any window to admit the light.
These slaves of thine must forthwith be sent to the bagnio to join the others that tomorrow all may be sold in the sôk.
In July, 1859, there were in the Bagnioof Civita Vecchia two galley slaves, Antonio Simonetti and Domenico Avanzi.
The gentleman discovering, by the light of the lamps at the bagnio door, the condition she was in, was truly touched with it.
On stepping into the coach, Miss Betsy directed the man where to drive; but the gentleman, unheard by her, ordered him to go to the bagnioin Orange Street.
