Castel Gandolfo

[ kah-stelgahn-dawl-faw ]

/ kɑˈstɛl gɑnˈdɔl fɔ /

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a village in central Italy, 15 miles (24 km) SE of Rome: papal palace serving as the summer residence of the pope.

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The stones of Castel-le-Gchis thrilled at this audacious innovation.
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But the stalwart young peasant, Jean Castel of Lorraine, was sure of his footing, and he advanced steadily toward his goal.
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I don't think he's in Metz, although he may be near, but your act does credit to your loyalty, Castel.
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