From a drawing by Agostino Nini 78 Federigo of Urbino.
We Tziganes wish you well--Fifi andNini of the Jardin Russe.
There will be war," remarked Nini with a shrug of her bare, brown shoulders over which her hair and her gilded sequins fell in a bright mass.
Nini looked at Neeland: "What else except papers was in the box you lost?
Nini said, surprised: "What we know is free to Prince Erlik's friend.
They wrote songs for a living, wore the red hats by which the more violent students of the Quartier Latin proclaimed their republicanism, and consoled themselves for the rebuffs of editors with the smiles of a certain "Nini yeux noirs.
She pretends that Niniis married to him--legally married; don't believe a word of it Have my own suspicions that the title of Amalfi has been conferred on B.
But Truyn said, smiling, "Perhaps it did not depend altogether upon Oscar; Nini may possibly have had a voice in the matter.
Nini was always a dear creature, and she is prettier now than ever; and a nobler character than my brother's I have never known.
And as Nini expressed it, they were burned to cinders.
Then silently Nini and Yvonne crept back into the cart, covered themselves with hay and a blanket, opened an umbrella above their beads, and soon were fast asleep.
When I returned to the pantry, I found Niniweeping copiously.
Madame Guix then counted the number of persons composing our party, and sent Nini to fetch as many blankets and pillows.
Yvonne began to moan with agony, her sciatica had returned with the dampness, and Nini for some unknown reason, began sobbing as though her heart would break.
Nini said there were over five hundred--to me it seemed thousands, and I was heartily glad of a lull before the hospital should open.
George and Leon, bring down my two big trunks, and tell Nini to hitch the donkey to his flat cart and drive to the side door.
With childlike temerity Nini jumped up to see what was the cause of his alarm, and then almost instantly I heard her gasp, "Un mort!
We were still working over her when Nini appeared and said I was wanted below.
Pânini III, 3, 113, as to the form and meaning of the word.
Ivana and Nini both chuckled as they moved again, and Gori, hearing her name spoken in a kindly voice, twitched her ears appreciatively.
On the branch above, Nini and Gori were as still as mummies.
Nini tottered so uncertainly that Gori, who had remained motionless and silent throughout, had to steady her with muscular arms.
Nini and Ivana, glancing at the scores of similar bundles which burdened the trees of the whole grove, made wry faces.
When, five minutes later, they stood in the heart of a rank glade beyond which they could see nothing, Gori spoke to the two girls in her creaking whisper, and Nini laid a restraining hand on Kirby's.
She shook her head numbly, just as Nini and Ivana swung forward with the Mannlichers.
This time it was Nini who spoke, and with the council so well launched, Kirby began to feel better.
Kirby, making himself at ease beside her, and seeing that Nini and Gori were in place, turned his eyes slowly, expectantly downward.
Word after creaking word she poured out whileNini and Ivana listened in silence.
He looked at Niniand Ivana during a stretched out second.
Both Ivana and Nini warned Kirby on his life not to touch or go near the moss, and a moment later he knew why.
Sick as he was, there was still a ray of hope, because the hard-headed precaution he had taken against treachery this morning was to have Nini and Ivana bring the rifles here and hide them.
Nini leaned down from above and looked at them with dilated eyes.
Of food there was plenty--fruits which grew in profusion, and some roots which Nini grubbed out of the earth.
Kirby chafed cold hands together and shivered a little, then turned to see if Nini and Ivana had heard the struggle.
By and by Ke-au-nini asked his mother, "Where is my father?
Lono-kai caught the spirit of Ke-au-nini and put it in a cocoanut-shell.
XVII KE-AU-NINI Ku-aha-ilo was a demon who had no parents.
When Ke-au-nini and his companions entered the lanai, the darkness passed away and all the people saw them in their splendor.
Mists came and the shadows of the thousands of gods of Ke-au-nini fell upon the boy.
Lono-kai thought they could not find the bodies, but Ke-au-nini put the ghosts in cocoanuts and carried them up into the forest to one of his ancestors who knew the bodies from which these ghosts had come.
Lafouraille The fact is little Nini has admitted a well-dressed gentleman who asks to see you.
Aloud) I can conceal nothing from you, before he was fastened up the prince sent little Nini with a letter to the Christoval house.
She watched the carriage drive away, and turned to meet the spiteful chaff of Nini and her German friends.
Nini and her German swine were beginning to be amiable," said the woman in an aside which Betty did not hear.
The dark-haired woman was still ably answering the chaff of Nini and the Germans.
I never found any artist except Paga-nini to possess in so high a degree this power of subjecting, elevating, and leading the public.
You must excuse me," she said, smiling an apology to Nini and shaking hands warmly with her without stopping to think of the formalities of caste.
On the front seat, by his cousin Eugenie--Nini they called her--sat Sempaly.
Polyxena had some spiteful comment to make, of course, and Sempaly grew angry; he was on the point of rising to go to Zinka and console her for her failure, but before he could quite make up his mind to move, Nini had risen.
He did not care for dancing and came so late to ask his handsome cousins for the cotillon that they were both engaged--a result to which he was so manifestly indifferent that Nini actually wiped away a secret tear.
Suddenly, as they were standing by the great fountain, Nini and he found themselves tete-a-tete, a circumstance arising from the consentaneous willingness of the rest of the party to give them such an opportunity.
Nini took art more seriously, looked carefully at everything by the catalogue, and even kept a diary.
Xena was commonly thought the handsomer and the more brilliant of the sisters, and Sempaly apparently devoted himself chiefly to her, but he decidedly liked Nini best.
But Nini exclaimed: "No, no, Fraeulein Sterzl: we are well wrapped up.
Nini looked timidly about her with her fawn-like eyes.
He was gazing at her with perfectly well-bred admiration, and Nini introduced him as Prince Sempaly.
Countess Jatinska laughed awkwardly, Polyxena pursed her lips disdainfully while Nini gave her cousin her hand and said loyally: "Your bride shall always find a friend in me.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "nini" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
