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Stories by Foreign Authors: Italian is a captivating collection of short stories that provides readers with a glimpse into the diverse and enchanting world of Italian literature. Compiled by Various, this anthology brings together ten remarkable Italian authors whose works offer a rich tapestry of immersive storytelling, vivid characters, and profound insights.

One of the standout qualities of this anthology is the impressive range of themes and genres covered within its pages. From tales of love and longing to stories that explore societal issues and human nature, each author offers a unique and thought-provoking perspective that captures the essence of Italian culture and literature.

The selection of stories is masterfully chosen, showcasing the diverse writing styles and voices of the featured authors. Whether it's the lyrical prose of one tale or the conversational tone of another, each story is a testament to the richness and versatility of Italian storytelling traditions.

What makes Stories by Foreign Authors: Italian truly special is its ability to transport readers to different eras and landscapes. From the bustling city streets of Rome to the idyllic countryside of Tuscany, readers will find themselves immersed in vibrant settings that come alive with exquisite detail and atmospheric descriptions.

The anthology's characters are equally captivating, drawn with depth and authenticity. Each protagonist is intricately woven into their respective narratives, allowing readers to fully engage with their journeys, emotions, and dilemmas. Whether it's a passionate artist grappling with personal demons or a young woman navigating the complexities of love, readers will find themselves emotionally invested in these well-crafted characters.

Furthermore, the collection's translation, done by experienced and skilled translators, ensures that the essence and nuances of the original Italian texts are faithfully conveyed in English. This allows readers who may not be proficient in Italian to enjoy these stories in their full splendor, without compromising the essence of the language and culture in which they were written.

While every story within this anthology possesses its own distinct charm, certain tales do stand out for their exceptional storytelling and narrative craftsmanship. From suspenseful mysteries to heartbreaking tragedies, these stories leave a lasting impact and leave readers ruminating on the complexities of human existence.

In conclusion, Stories by Foreign Authors: Italian is a remarkable collection that allows readers to explore the breadth and depth of Italian literature. From the power of love and loss to the examination of societal norms and personal growth, each story captivates with its vivid imagery, relatable characters, and profound messages. This anthology serves as a fantastic introduction to the world of Italian literature, leaving readers eager to delve deeper into the works of these talented authors.

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STORIES BY FOREIGN AUTHORS

ITALIAN

A GREAT DAY ......... by EDMONDO DE AMICIS

PEREAT ROCHUS ....... by ANTONIO FOGAZZARO

SAN PANTALEONE ...... by GABRIELE D'ANNUNZIO

IT SNOWS .......... by ENRICO CASTELNUOVO

COLLEGE FRIENDS ..... yy EDMONDO DE AMICIS

NEW YORK 1898

CONTENTS

A GREAT DAY ....................... Edmondo de Amicis PEREAT ROCHUS ..................... Antonio Fogazzaro SAN PANTALEONE .................... Gabriele d'Annunzio IT SNOWS .......................... Enrico Castelnuovo COLLEGE FRIENDS ................... Edmondo de Amicis

A GREAT DAY

BY

EDMONDO DE AMICIS

The Translation by Edith Wharton.

The G s were living in the country, near Florence, when the Italian army began preparations to advance upon Rome. In the family the enterprise was regarded with disapproval. The father, the mother, and the two grown daughters, all ardent Catholics and temperate patriots, talked of moral measures.

"We don't profess to understand anything about politics," Signora G would say to her friends; "I am especially ignorant; in fact, I am afraid I should find it rather difficult to explain WHY I think as I do. But I can't help it; I have a presentiment. There is something inside me that keeps saying: 'This is not the right way for them to go to Rome; they ought not to go, they must not go!' I remember how things were in forty eight, and in fifty nine and sixty; well, in those days I never was frightened, I never had the feeling of anxiety that I have now; I always thought that things would come right in the end... Continue reading book >>




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