La volpe di Sparta
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The narrative opens with a vivid department-store scene in which Vittorina Ornavati seeks her trusted clerk but is served by the polished Filippeschi, whose refinement unsettles her and contrasts with her distracted husband Celso. The story traces shifting affections and small domestic rivalries as characters move between public commerce and private rooms. Through close observation of manners, shopping rituals, and ironic social exchanges, the work examines vanity, the appeal of outward refinement, marital inattention, and the subtle misunderstandings that shape loyalties and social standing.
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