Tales of My Native Town

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Gabriele D'Annunzio. Tales of My Native Town

Tales of My Native Town

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION By Joseph Hergesheimer

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I THE HERO

II THE COUNTESS OF AMALFI

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III THE RETURN OF TURLENDANA

IV TURLENDANA DRUNK

V THE GOLD PIECES

VI SORCERY

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VII THE IDOLATERS

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VIII MUNGIA

IX THE DOWNFALL OF CANDIA

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X THE DEATH OF THE DUKE OF OFENA

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XI THE WAR OF THE BRIDGE

XII THE VIRGIN ANNA

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Gabriele D'Annunzio

Published by Good Press, 2019

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At the end of her solo, applause broke forth with a crash. Later, the swooning of the Countess, her dissimulation before the Duke Carnioli (the leader of the duet), the whole scene aroused applause. The heat in the room had become intense; in the galleries fans fluttered confusedly, and among the fans the women’s faces appeared and disappeared.

When the Countess leaned against a column in an attitude of sentimental contemplation, illuminated by the calcium light, and Egidio sang his gentle love song, Don Antonio Brattella called loudly, “She is great!”

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