Col fuoco non si scherza di Emilio De Marchi (Italian Edition)

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You can remove the unavailable item s now or we'll automatically remove it at Checkout. Continue shopping Checkout Continue shopping. Col fuoco non si scherza by Emilio De Marchi. Ratings and Reviews 0 0 star ratings 0 reviews. Fuoco Non Si Scherza: Romanzo Tava al Castelletto. Altri nelle doppie suolo e nei talloni alti di quelle scarpe volevan vc dere lo sforzo d'un uomo corto di gambe per sollevarsi di qualche centimetro sul livello normale del lago.

Gresti lasciava dire esi li mitava a sogghignare di quel sorriso muto, che gli irritava - le mandibole sporgenti senza arrivare a muoverle: In fondo sentiva che tutti gli volevan bene e che in un momento grave sapevan far Conto dell'ortolano del Pioppino.

Vecchie Storie

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Forgotten Books March 5, Language: Be the first to review this item Would you like to tell us about a lower price? Coll'ingegno che natura gli ha dato, egli aveva saputo dimostrare alla polizia centrale di Venezia che a Padova si congiurava contro l'ordine costituito e che un branco di giovinastri mazziniani nelle conventicole del Trovatore inneggiavano all'Italia sotto l'allegorico nome di Nina, -Che talento!

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Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Nov 24, Bruce rated it really liked it. Emilio De Marchi lived his entire life in Milan, working as an author and translator. One of several children in a large family, he lost his father to death when he was very young.

I have been able to discover almost no other biographical details about him, nor have I found any of his short stories that have been translated into English. I picked up this small collection of his works primarily to practice my Italian, and I found myself captivated by them. This is a collection of eight Emilio De Marchi lived his entire life in Milan, working as an author and translator.

This is a collection of eight short stories, all written in Italian. Exquisitely sensitive to the impression they are making on those around them, they are easily flustered and unable to be mutually supportive. The crisis comes when the husband leaves his new wife in their hotel room in order to take a short walk, after which he is unable to locate their room, necessitating his admitting to his hosts that he is lost, an episode that goes down in local lore as the story of the honeymooner who lost his room and his wife. The rich man finds a fine match for his daughter and hosts a magnificent wedding.

Later an unwanted and horrifying wedding gift arrives. Joining them, he listens as they relate their finding of the drowned lunatic whose legs he notices extending grotesquely toward the fire. He is sent to choose between two very young girls, sisters and orphans, who are cared for by their widowed aunt. When he meets with the aunt he realizes that she is his old love, who, while he was away fighting in the war, married a rich older man to save her destitute family from starvation. Feelings are mutually rekindled, and the story is told with sensitivity, gentleness, and grace.

This modest little collection of stories was a joy to read and vehicle for seeing into the lives of generally common lives of more than a century ago. Steven Sarratore rated it liked it Aug 11, Jacinto Bowks rated it liked it Feb 03, Nancy Mccoid rated it liked it Jun 30, Susana rated it liked it Jun 19, Norizan Paterra rated it did not like it Jan 14,

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