Alessandro Manzoni, born on March 7, 1785, and died on May 22, 1873, was an important figure in the Romanticism movement of Italian literature. He is renowned for his poetry and novels, with his masterpiece 'I Promessi Sposi' being considered a classic of Italian literature.
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“E' uno de' vantaggi di questo mondo, quello di poter odiare ed essere odiati, senza conoscersi.”
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“One the advantages about this life is that you can hate someone without knowing him”
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Source: I Promessi Sposi di Alessandro Manzoni Nelle Due Edizioni del 1840 e del 1825, Raffrontate Tra Loro, Vol. 1: Precede una Lettera di Ruggiero Bonghi (Classic Reprint)
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“Costui, [...] un giorno osò rivolgerle il discorso. La sventurata rispose.”
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“E non sapte voi che il soffrire per la giustizia è il nostro vincere?”
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“I would really like, in fact, to be born again in another two hundred years' time.”
Source: The betrothed (I promessi sposi): a tale of XVII century Milan
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“Music does not express any idea, but it gives rise to thousands.”
