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Author: Christine Donougher, Giovanni Verga

Verga's fourth novel, first published in 1871, is the tragic story of a love that developed between ...
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Format: Paperback
ISBN-10: 1873982461
ISBN-13: 9781873982464
Jan 1994
Publisher: Dedalus
177 pages
Dedalus European Classics Series
Edition: 1
Language: English
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Verga's fourth novel, first published in 1871, is the tragic story of a love that developed between a young nun and a Sicilian man during a cholera epidemic, when their town had to be briefly evacuated. Verga's novel, in addition to paying tribute to the purity of young love, was intended as an indictment of the convents of Sicily, where families would direct or force their unwanted daughters, creating institutions filled with fragile, ignorant, and often mentally ill women who had no faculty for the profession of Christian piety.

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