Le due colpe

Le due colpe

Giuseppe de Rossi (1861-1945)

Approximate level
B2
Length
10,974 words
Reading time
55 min
Chapters
5
Language
Italian
On Project Gutenberg since
2026

This novel from the late nineteenth century explores a crime that shocked the city of Rome. The narrative style is typical of the period, featuring long, descriptive sentences and a vocabulary that reflects the social atmosphere of the time. You will encounter detailed accounts of urban settings and character descriptions that require careful attention to detail. The text is demanding due to its complex sentence structures and specific cultural references, making it a challenging but rewarding read for intermediate learners of Italian.

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Subjects

  • Italian fiction -- 19th century

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