Paolo e Virginia, Volume 1, is a classic work of sentimental fiction by Bernardin De Saint-Pierre, originally published in 1788. This Italian translation presents the tragic love story of Paolo and Virginia, two innocent children raised in a state of nature on the island of Mauritius. The novel explores themes of virtue, nature, and the corrupting influence of society. Set against the backdrop of a lush, exotic landscape, their idyllic existence is shattered by the arrival of civilization and the imposition of social conventions.
A timeless tale of youthful love and loss, Paolo e Virginia remains a poignant and enduring work of literature, captivating readers with its lyrical prose and profound exploration of human nature.
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