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A cycle of lyrical short stories sketches the lives of ordinary people in a sunlit, aging urban quarter, using concise, painterly prose to evoke interiors, street scenes, and fleeting gestures. Each vignette concentrates on small moments—loss, longing, humble joys, and humiliations—rendered with restrained emotion and a dominant note of pity. The narratives blend poetic imagery and precise observation, favoring suggestion over exposition, and often close on intimations rather than resolutions. Together the pieces form a portrait of communal customs and private sorrow, shaped by atmosphere, memory, and classical formal restraint.

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Title: Novelle Napolitane

Author: Salvatore Di Giacomo

Author of introduction, etc.: Benedetto Croce

Release date: April 24, 2018 [eBook #57040]

Language: Italian

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NOVELLE NAPOLITANE.


Novelle Napolitane

DI

SALVATORE DI GIACOMO

Prefazione di BENEDETTO CROCE.

MILANO
Fratelli Treves, Editori

Quarto migliaio.


PROPRIETÀ LETTERARIA.

I diritti di riproduzione e di traduzione sono riservati per tutti i paesi, compresi la Svezia, la Norvegia e l'Olanda.

Milano, Tip. Treves — 1919.