What does the Italian say?

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The meaning of the Italian in the upper right of the pic below?

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[+1] - Francis - 08/24/2006An ocean in a tear A paradise (seventh heaven) in a glimpse (look) A tornado in a sigh A lightening in a hug (embrace). A millenium in a second
[+1] - George - 08/24/2006Italian? What Italian?
[+1] - Merry Andrew - 08/24/2006[quote="George"]Italian? What Italian?[/quote] George, there're some letters up there in the right-hand corner, I think. I dunno. I just let my eye wander for a millisecond.
[+1] - George - 08/24/2006[quote="Merry Andrew"][quote="George"]Italian? What Italian?[/quote] George, there're some letters up there in the right-hand corner, I think. I dunno. I just let my eye...
[+1] - Walter Hinteler - 08/24/2006[quote="George"]Italian? What Italian?[/quote] Said to be written by Martin Tupper, who was English, and to be found on any Italian quotation site.
[+1] - Lord Ellpus - 08/24/2006Personally, I think that is Smorgs, pictured when she regained conciousness after fainting in Paris.
[+1] - Merry Andrew - 08/24/2006I still can't get over the fact that I found this delightful cheesecake in the Other Languages forum!
[+1] - Walter Hinteler - 08/24/2006[quote="Merry Andrew"]I still can't get over the fact that I found this delightful cheesecake in the Other Languages forum![/quote] Hmm, only connoisseurs can find such here.
[+1] - oristarA - 08/24/2006[quote="Francis"]An ocean in a tear A paradise (seventh heaven) in a glimpse (look) A tornado in a sigh A lightening in a hug (embrace). A millenium in a second[/quote] Wow!...
[+1] - Francis - 08/24/2006You're welcome.

An ocean in a tear
A paradise (seventh heaven) in a glimpse (look)
A tornado in a sigh
A lightening in a hug (embrace).
A millenium in a second

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Italian? What Italian?

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George wrote:

Italian? What Italian?

George, there're some letters up there in the right-hand corner, I think. I dunno. I just let my eye wander for a millisecond.

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Merry Andrew wrote:

George wrote:
Italian? What Italian?

George, there're some letters up there in the right-hand corner, I think. I dunno. I just let my eye wander for a millisecond.

Oh, THAT Italian...

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George wrote:

Italian? What Italian?

Said to be written by Martin Tupper, who was English, and to be found on any Italian quotation site.

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Personally, I think that is Smorgs, pictured when she regained conciousness after fainting in Paris.

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I still can't get over the fact that I found this delightful cheesecake in the Other Languages forum!

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Merry Andrew wrote:

I still can't get over the fact that I found this delightful cheesecake in the Other Languages forum!

Hmm, only connoisseurs can find such here.

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Francis wrote:

An ocean in a tear
A paradise (seventh heaven) in a glimpse (look)
A tornado in a sigh
A lightening in a hug (embrace).
A millenium in a second

What does the Italian say?

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