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Capone's first name
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alphonse
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Alphonse is the French variant of the given name Alphons . People called Alphonse include: Alphonse Allais (1854–1905), a French writer and humorist Alphonse Alley (1930–1987), a Beninese army officer and political figure Alphonse Antoine (1915–1999), a ...
Usage examples of alphonse.
Sunday afternoons now that the weather is good Alphonse takes the trolley to Ely with one of the two dimes he keeps from his pay packet.
It has taken Alphonse at least a half hour to do the sheets and so maybe they have left already.
McDermott because they will have a million questions and the man will naturally get sick and tired of answering them and then he will never ever come back for Alphonse and that will be that.
It moves through the streets like smoke, and Alphonse pretends the Germans are right around the corner and that the smoke is from the guns and the bombs.
McDermott because then she would ask a million questions, so Alphonse kept talking about how good the fish would taste in butter and after a while she stopped asking him where he got the thing.
He has on his leather jacket and the same sweater he wore when he took Alphonse fishing.
A fine mist has started and Alphonse can see it slanting in gusts under the light of the street lamp.
McDermott sits beside Alphonse and smokes a cigarette, and from time to time Alphonse sneaks a look at his face.
Maybe McDermott has a relative on a farm, Alphonse decides, and they are going visiting.
McDermott asked Alphonse if he had a sweater because it might be cold where they were headed.
Alphonse ride in silence and Alphonse watches the people getting on and off the trolley, more getting off than on as they travel farther and farther west.
McDermott has a word with the conductor and offers him a cigarette and when he turns to look back at Alphonse, he points out the window.
McDermott looks better than Alphonse does, but not as good as the people standing around drinking coffee and chatting as if they did this every day.
McDermott goes to the counter and comes back again with a white china cup that has a blue line and an airplane on it, and Alphonse takes a long drink of the hot brew and thinks that it is just about the best thing he has ever had to drink in his whole long life.
The woman in the fur coat says something to the woman beside her, and when they laugh, Alphonse imagines bits of beautiful glass falling through the air.