Tales of Madness (2015)
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It still bristled everywhere with blackened stubble, with only a few almond trees and some century-old trunks of the Saracen olive scattered here and there. Nonetheless, out of respect for the bridegroom, it had been arranged that the bridal pair would spend at least the first few days of their honeymoon in this place.
The wedding feast, held in a hall of the ancient, solitary villa, was hardly a joyful occasion for the invited guests. Not one of them managed to overcome the embarrassment, o...r rather the consternation, inspired by the appearance and demeanor of that plump young man, barely twenty years of age, with the flushed face and those darting eyes — small, black, and shiny like those of a madman. The young man no longer understood anything; he neither ate nor drank, and his coloring became, from one moment to the next, more and more purplish, almost black.
It was common knowledge that when he had fallen madly in love with the girl who now sat beside him as his bride, he had begun to behave irrationally, going so far as to attempt suicide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It still bristled everywhere with blackened stubble, with only a few almond trees and some century-old trunks of the Saracen olive scattered here and there. Nonetheless, out of respect for the bridegroom, it had been arranged that the bridal pair would spend at least the first few days of their honeymoon in this place.
The wedding feast, held in a hall of the ancient, solitary villa, was hardly a joyful occasion for the invited guests. Not one of them managed to overcome the embarrassment, o...r rather the consternation, inspired by the appearance and demeanor of that plump young man, barely twenty years of age, with the flushed face and those darting eyes — small, black, and shiny like those of a madman. The young man no longer understood anything; he neither ate nor drank, and his coloring became, from one moment to the next, more and more purplish, almost black.
It was common knowledge that when he had fallen madly in love with the girl who now sat beside him as his bride, he had begun to behave irrationally, going so far as to attempt suicide.
What to read after Tales of Madness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Luigi Pirandello to read onlineMoreLess
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