al·tho (ôl-   )conj. Informal Although. |
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| " The junior course taught typing and
filing but also included coursework in books and reading "so that
these assistants would have a broad view of the work of the library as a
whole, altho working in clerical positions" (Horton, 1918, p. (67) The latter were identified as sapateiro
e curtidor or shoemaker and tanner, an indication that it was perhaps
the tanning business that was most profitable, altho ugh tanners, too,
had varying degrees of success: two tanners residing on Rua das Solos,
Roque Pires and Antonio Pinto, paid 6,600 and 600 reis respectively. Altho ugh Vasari omitted from the Lives
any description of the scenery he designed for a Venetian production of
Pietro Aretino's Talenta, deferring to commentary elsewhere, Pallen
reviews interpretations of Vasari's scenic development of the
"piazza and street" into an "infinite" street. |
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