Lettere d'una Peruviana, translated from French into Italian, presents a captivating epistolary narrative. This edition, published in 1815, is uniquely designed to aid foreigners in learning Italian prosody, with accented syllables to facilitate pronunciation.
The novel, originally written by Grafigny, offers a glimpse into the perspective of a Peruvian woman through her correspondence. The letters provide insights into her experiences, thoughts, and observations, making it a valuable resource for both literary enthusiasts and students of the Italian language. This special edition combines literary merit with pedagogical utility, rendering it a significant work for those interested in 18th-century literature and Italian language acquisition.
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