
LUIGI GUALDO - LA - GRAN RIVALE - IL VIAGGIO DEL DUCA GIORGIO LA CANZONE DI WEBER—CAPRICCIO—UNA SCOMMESSA ALLUCINAZIONE—NARCISA—LA VILLA D'OSTELLIO - MILANO - FRATELLI TREVES, EDITORI.
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A luminous portrait of a charismatic couple drifts through the salons, boulevards and lakes of late‑19th‑century Europe. Their walks together—arm in arm, eyes bright with unspoken harmony—draw the admiration of every passer‑by, from the glittering promenades of Nice to the misty cliffs of Como. The narrative paints their physical allure with tender detail, yet it is their effortless wit and the gentle rivalry that sparkles between them that truly captivates.
Set principally in Florence, the pair spend lazy afternoons along the Lungarno and the Cascine, sharing quiet moments beneath the shade of ancient trees. Their love feels both spontaneous and fragile, a bright flash against the ordinary routines of society. As they navigate charitable fairs, chance encounters and whispered promises, the story hints at unforeseen challenges that will test the strength of their bond, inviting listeners to wonder how such a perfect partnership will endure.
Language
it
Duration
~7 hours (447K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2007-02-21
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1844–1898
A cosmopolitan novelist and short-story writer of the late nineteenth century, he moved between Milan and Paris and wrote in both Italian and French. His fiction is often remembered for its refined style, psychological focus, and melancholy tone.
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