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The Betrothed

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  1. Dramatis Personae

    8:24

  2. Chapter I

    33:49

  3. Chapter II

    22:44

  4. Chapter III

    27:44

  5. Chapter IV

    20:59

  6. Chapter V

    24:55

  7. Chapter VI

    21:36

  8. Chapter VII

    24:51

  9. Chapter VIII

    29:39

  10. Chapter IX

    24:53

  11. Chapter X

    29:00

  12. Chapter XI

    25:15

  13. Chapter XII

    18:16

  14. Chapter XIII

    24:54

  15. Chapter XIV

    32:26

  16. Chapter XV

    28:14

  17. Chapter XVI

    27:05

  18. Chapter XVII

    23:56

  19. Chapter XVIII

    23:52

  20. Chapter XIX

    21:52

  21. Chapter XX

    22:31

  22. Chapter XXI

    26:28

  23. Chapter XXII

    15:16

  24. Chapter XXIII

    35:46

  25. Chapter XXIV

    44:20

  26. Chapter XXV

    25:36

  27. Chapter XXVI

    29:25

  28. Chapter XXVII

    22:54

  29. Chapter XXVIII

    20:42

  30. Chapter XXIX

    19:15

  31. Chapter XXX

    16:26

  32. Chapter XXXI

    32:27

  33. Chapter XXXII

    30:37

  34. Chapter XXXIII

    25:22

  35. Chapter XXXIV

    19:38

  36. Chapter XXXV

    30:48

  37. Chapter XXXVI

    15:31

  38. Chapter XXXVII

    20:57

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In seventeenth-century Lombardy, two young peasants, Renzo and Lucia, want only to marry, but a cowardly priest bullied by a local tyrant refuses to perform the ceremony. What follows scatters them across a country wracked by famine, riot, war, and plague, as Lucia is pursued by a powerful nobleman and Renzo blunders through a Milan on the edge of chaos. Manzoni turned this suspenseful tale of ordinary people into the founding novel of modern Italian literature, shaping the very language later Italians would read and speak. Its account of the 1630 Milan plague remains one of the most vivid ever written. First published in 1827, it endures as a national classic. This free PDF and EPUB edition brings the full story to English readers.

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Alessandro Manzoni

Alessandro Manzoni was an Italian poet, dramatist, and novelist whose work helped shape a modern national prose style. The Betrothed, originally I promessi sposi, places Renzo and Lucia in seventeenth-century Lombardy, where private hopes are repeatedly redirected by political power, social hierarchy, famine, and plague.

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First published
1827
Reading time
About 12 hours
Pages
451
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
Mary J, Larry Wilson, Eduardo and others