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The narrative unfolds during a festive gathering at the villa of a prominent professor, where students, primarily future doctors, celebrate the end of vacation. Amidst lively conversations and toasts, the atmosphere is filled with joy and camaraderie. The return of a student, Fausto Lamberti, adds a layer of anticipation and unspoken emotions, particularly regarding his relationship with the professor's daughter, Argìa. As the evening progresses, the students engage in playful activities, revealing their youthful exuberance and the bonds formed during their studies. Themes of friendship, the passage of time, and the bittersweet nature of parting are woven throughout the interactions and reflections of the characters.

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Title: Il romanzo della morte

Author: Bruno Sperani

Release date: September 23, 2020 [eBook #63272]
Most recently updated: October 18, 2024

Language: Italian

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IL ROMANZO DELLA MORTE


BRUNO SPERANI

IL
ROMANZO DELLA MORTE

MILANO
LIBRERIA EDITRICE GALLI
DI
C. CHIESA & F. GUINDANI

Lipsia e Vienna. F. A. Brockhaus — Berlino. A. Asher
Parigi. Veuve Boyveau — Londra. D. Nutt
Napoli. Ernesto Anfossi


1890


PROPRIETÀ LETTERARIA

Milano — Tip. Enrico Trevisini, Via Broletto, 43.