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Tales of Italy
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| Tales of Italy (Сказки об Италии) written by Maxim Gorky, translated by Rose Prokofieva |
| Translated by Rose Prokofieva, 1958. Illustrated by T. V. Shishmareva. Published by the Foreign Languages Publishing House, Moscow. |
There are no tales finer
than those created by life itself.
Hans Christian Andersen
Contents
- The Strike

- Children of Parma

- Flowers
- The Tunnel
- The City
- Midday
- The Wedding
- The Propagandist
- The Mother
- The Monster
- The Mother of a Traitor
- The Fisherman's Behest
- The Sentence
- How Giovanni Became a Socialist
- Brother and Sister
- The Intelligentsia
- The Trouble-Maker
- Vendetta
- Giovanni Tuba
- Old Cecco
- The Nativity
- Nuncia
- Carlone Galiardi
- Young Italy
- Hatred
- Pepe
- Easter
Originally Published by the Foreign Languages Publishing House, Moscow.
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