Perker is even absurd enough to talk of a Casa, as though it were some Italian word.
"Bardell v. Pickwick"
Percy Fitzgerald
The house on the Lung Arno remained the Casa Alfieri; the rooms which he had inhabited were kept carefully untouched; his books and papers were elaborated and preserved as he had left them; his portraits were everywhere, and visitors, like Foscolo, Courier, Sismondi, and the young Lamartine, were expected to inquire respectfully into the legend of the divinity, to ask to see his relics, as the visitors of a shrine might be expected to enquire into the legend, to ask to see the relics, of some great saint.
"The Countess of Albany"
Violet Paget (AKA Vernon Lee)
"We have read that into the remains of your people, especially at Casa Grande," Sidney told him.
"The Hohokam Dig"
Theodore Pratt