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The Intruder

1892

Unknown

The Intruder

The Intruder

Unknown

1892

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Translated by Arthur Hornblow

The Intruder, first published in 1892, is an Italian novel that explores the tumultuous relationship between Tullio Hermil and his wife, Juliana. The narrative delves into themes of love, betrayal, and the complexities of human emotions as Tullio grapples with his past infidelities and the emotional toll they take on his wife. This psychological exploration of personal conflict highlights the duality of desire and obligation, making it a notable work in late 19th-century literature. The novel is available in English translation.

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“I’m Ella,” I finally manage. Then I think better of it and give my full name: “Elizabeth Casey.””

— Unknown

“My father might be gone, but I can still learn from his life lessons.””

— Unknown

“The only thing that seemed to make her feel better was going shopping.””

— Unknown

“Everyone’s brain works differently. Just because the teachers don’t explain stuff to you in a way you understand it, that doesn’t mean you’re not smart.””

— Unknown

“This is New England”

— Unknown

“So why can’t I shake the feeling that something terrible is going to happen tonight?””

— Unknown

“I pile spaghetti and sauce onto a large plate for my guest,””

— Unknown

“If the window is open””

— Unknown

“She is far smarter and crueler than she looks. I think of the cigarette burns on her skinny arms as well as the bruises. I took the girl for a victim when I first saw her. But now I’m starting to wonder. I’ve got to get out of here.””

— Unknown

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