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Cavalleria Rusticana part 4

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“I am crazy about you,” Turridu would say; “I am losing my sleep and my appetite.” “I dont believe it!” “I wish I was the son...

Cavalleria Rusticana part 3

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“Id like to take her from under his very eyes, the dirty dog!” he muttered. Across from Alfios house lived Master Cola, the vine-grower, who...

Cavalleria Rusticana part 2

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“It is a blessing to have sight of you!” said he. “Oh, friend Turridu, I was told that you came back around the first of...

Cavalleria Rusticana part 1

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Giovanni Verga (1840—1922) With Verga we find ourselves in modern times. The dawn of the Nineteenth Century found Italy in the full flood of that...

The Shipwreck of Simonides 1

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Phaedrus (15 B.C.?—55 A.D.?) It was the chief distinction of this writer to have collected the Fables of Jesop (or whoever it was who wrote...

The Matron of Ephesus 2

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Maidservant But she was ill-pleased by such commonplace consolation, and smote her breast more violently than ever, tearing out her hair and throwing it upon...

The Jackal 2

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The rest of the jackals, seeing him of such a fine complexion, prostrated themselves before him, and said: “According as Your Highness commands!” By...

The Haunted House 2

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Intermingle On being thus left to himself, he marked the spot with some grass and leaves which he plucked. Next day he applied to the...

The Dove and the Crow 1

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The Dove And The Crow (Anonymous: 2nd Century B.C. or later) It is thought that the collection of fables now known as the Panchatantra had...

The Ass in the Lions Skin 1

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Ancient India Sanskrit is the classical language of the Hindus of ancient India. Practically the whole of that extraordinary literature which began with the Vedas...

Danube frontier

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Kozan

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Isaac Comnenus 5

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