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                  <text>Dr. Marta Pizzagalli &lt;br /&gt;USI Università della Svizzera italiana &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;em&gt;The work is the result of Marta Pizzagalli’s doctoral thesis (ongoing), supervised by Prof. Marco Maggi&lt;/em&gt;</text>
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                <text>Fiaba pubblicata su «Adolescenza», 9 aprile 1911, pp. 245-246.
Racconta la vicenda di Fortunio, uno spaccalegna onesto e laborioso, che grazie a tre talismani regalatigli dall'Uragano e dalla Madre dei Venti riesce a ottenere per sé e per la sua famiglia il benessere economico. 
Il racconto inizia con una filastrocca.</text>
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                <text>Fairy tale published on «Adolescenza», 9th April 1911, pp. 245-246.
It tells the story of Fortunio, an honest and hard-working woodcutter, who, thanks to three talismans given to him by the Hurricane and the Mother of the Winds, manages to achieve economic prosperity for himself and his family. 
The story begins with a nursery rhyme.</text>
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                <text>Fig. 1 disegno che rappresenta un bastone magico nell'atto di colpire un uomo. Intorno ci sono una donna spaventata, un ragazzo disteso a terra e un uomo che osserva sorridente. Dimensioni: ca. 12x9 cm. Posizione: facciata sinistra, al centro a sinistra.</text>
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                <text>Fig. 1 drawing of a magic stick in the act of striking a man. All around are a frightened woman, a boy lying on the ground and a man smilingly watching. Dimensions: ca. 12x9 cm. Position: left page, center left.</text>
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                <text>Fiaba pubblicata su «Adolescenza», 9 aprile 1911, pp. 245-246.
Racconta la vicenda di Fortunio, uno spaccalegna onesto e laborioso, che grazie a tre talismani regalatigli dall'Uragano e dalla Madre dei Venti riesce a ottenere per sé e per la sua famiglia il benessere economico. 
Il racconto inizia con una filastrocca.</text>
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                <text>Fairy tale published on «Adolescenza», 9th April 1911, pp. 245-246.
It tells the story of Fortunio, an honest and hard-working woodcutter, who, thanks to three talismans given to him by the Hurricane and the Mother of the Winds, manages to achieve economic prosperity for himself and his family. 
The story begins with a nursery rhyme.</text>
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                <text>Fig. 1 disegno che rappresenta una signora anziana di grandi dimensioni e un uomo, in dialogo. Come sfondo una grotta. Dimensioni: ca. 12x9 cm. Posizione: facciata destra, al centro.</text>
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                <text>Fig. 1 drawing of a man and a gigantic old woman, in dialogue. As background a cave. Dimensions: ca. 12x9 cm. Position: right page, centered.</text>
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                <text>L'ultimo duchino</text>
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                <text>Text reference edition: Guido Gozzano, "I tre talismani. La principessa si sposa e altre fiabe", a cura di Matilde Dillon Wanke, Alessandria, Edizioni dell'Orso, 2004.</text>
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                <text>Fiaba pubblicata su «Adolescenza», 13 agosto 1911, pp. 536-537. 
Racconta la vicenda dell'ultimo duca di San Fiorino, ragazzo di dodici anni, e del suo tentativo di fuga dalla "gabbia d'oro" del castello.</text>
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                <text>Fairy tale published on «Adolescenza», 13th August 1911, pp. 536-537. 
It tells the story of the last Duke of San Fiorino, a twelve-year-old boy, and his attempt to escape from his "golden cage".</text>
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                <text>N.B. Le immagini sono descritte seguendo l'ordine di impaginazione sulla singola pagina: dunque da sinistra a destra e dall'alto al basso. La loro numerazione potrebbe non coincidere con l'ordine narrativo.
Fig. 1 disegno che rappresenta un ragazzo con al seguito cortigiani in abiti settecenteschi. Come sfondo un giardino. Dimensioni: ca. 20x7 cm. Posizione: facciata sinistra, in alto al centro.
Fig. 2 disegno che rappresenta un ragazzo trascinato per il braccio da un uomo. Come sfondo un paesaggio boschivo. Dimensioni: ca. 13x22 cm. Posizione: facciata destra, al centro a destra.</text>
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                <text>Please note: the images are described below following a layout-based order, i.e. from left to right and from top to bottom on the single page. Their numbering may not coincide with the narrative order.
Fig. 1 drawing of a boy with courtiers in 18th century dress. As background a garden. Dimensions: ca. 20x7 cm. Position: left page, top center.
Fig. 2 drawing of a boy being dragged by the arm by a man. As background the woodland. Dimensions: ca. 13x22 cm. Position: right page, center right.</text>
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                <text>Fiaba pubblicata su «Adolescenza», 30 luglio 1911, pp. 502-503. 
Racconta la vicenda di un vecchio eremita, trasformato in salice per accogliere il nido degli uccelli in una landa altrimenti desolata.</text>
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                <text>N.B. Le immagini sono descritte seguendo l'ordine di impaginazione sulla singola pagina: dunque da sinistra a destra e dall'alto al basso. La loro numerazione potrebbe non coincidere con l'ordine narrativo.
Fig. 1 disegno che rappresenta un uomo in preghiera. Come sfondo la landa desolata. Dimensioni: ca. 9x17 cm. Posizione: facciata sinistra, al centro a sinistra.
Fig. 2 disegno che rappresenta un salice che accoglie il nido di uccelli. Come sfondo la landa desolata. Dimensioni: ca. 9x15 cm. Posizione: facciata sinistra, al centro a destra.</text>
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Fig. 2 drawing of a willow tree receiving a bird's nest. As background the desolate heath. Dimensions: ca. 9x15 cm. Position: left page, center right.</text>
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                <text>Fiaba pubblicata su «Adolescenza», 18 giugno 1911, pp. 409-410. 
Racconta la vicenda di due bambini: Luca, un orfano impiegato come spazzacamino, e Mario, bambino di buona famiglia. I due diventano amici e, dopo la morte per malattia di Mario, Luca viene accolto come nuovo figlio dalla famiglia di Mario.</text>
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It tells the story of two children: Luca, an orphan employed as a chimney sweep, and Mario, a child from a good family. The two become friends and, after Mario's death from illness, Luca is welcomed as the new son of Mario's family.</text>
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Fig. 1 disegno che rappresenta due bambini, uno benestante, uno povero, che dialogano. Come sfondo il parco. Dimensioni: ca. 10x13 cm. Posizione: facciata sinistra, al centro a sinistra.
Fig. 2 disegno che rappresenta un bambino nel letto malato e uno presso il suo capezzale. Come sfondo la camera da letto. Dimensioni: ca. 10x13 cm. Posizione: facciata sinistra, al centro a destra.</text>
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Fig. 1 drawing of two children, one wealthy, one poor, talking to each other. As background the park. Dimensions: ca. 10x13 cm. Position: left page, center left.
Fig. 2 drawing of a child in a sick bed and one at his bedside. As background the bedroom. Dimensions: ca. 10x13 cm. Position: left page, center right.</text>
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                <text>Fiaba pubblicata su «Adolescenza», 18 giugno 1911, pp. 409-410. 
Racconta la vicenda di due bambini: Luca, un orfano impiegato come spazzacamino, e Mario, bambino di buona famiglia. I due diventano amici e, dopo la morte per malattia di Mario, Luca viene accolto come nuovo figlio dalla famiglia di Mario.</text>
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                <text>CC0</text>
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                <text>Periodical cover dimension (cm): 31</text>
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                  <text>Dr. Marta Pizzagalli &lt;br /&gt;USI Università della Svizzera italiana &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;em&gt;The work is the result of Marta Pizzagalli’s doctoral thesis (ongoing), supervised by Prof. Marco Maggi&lt;/em&gt;</text>
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                <text>Il nastro dell'impazienza</text>
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                <text>Text reference edition: Guido Gozzano, "I tre talismani. La principessa si sposa e altre fiabe", a cura di Matilde Dillon Wanke, Alessandria, Edizioni dell'Orso, 2004.</text>
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                <text>Fiaba pubblicata su «Adolescenza», 4 giugno 1911, pp. 376-377.
Racconta la vicenda di due fratelli poveri, Placido e Candido, che cercano fortuna al servizio di un barone, che promette ampie ricompense ai servitori che non si spazientiscano. La perdita della pazienza viene altrimenti ripagata con il licenziamento e il taglio di una striscia di pelle – il nastro della pazienza. Il secondo Fratello, Candido, ha successo nell'impresa e sposa la figlia del barone.
Il racconto inizia con una filastrocca.</text>
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                <text>Fairy tale published on «Adolescenza», 4th June 1911, pp. 376-377.
It tells the story of two poor brothers, Placido and Candido, who seek their fortune in the service of a baron, who promises ample rewards to servants who do not get impatient. The loss of patience is otherwise repaid with dismissal and the cutting of a strip of skin – the strip of patience. The second brother, Candido, succeeds in the enterprise and marries the baron's daughter. 
The story begins with a nursery rhyme.</text>
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                <text>N.B. Le immagini sono descritte seguendo l'ordine di impaginazione sulla singola pagina: dunque da sinistra a destra e dall'alto al basso. La loro numerazione potrebbe non coincidere con l'ordine narrativo.
Fig. 1 disegno che rappresenta un uomo in viaggio. Come sfondo un castello con giardino. Dimensioni: ca. 20x9 cm. Posizione: facciata sinistra, in alto al centro.
Fig. 2 disegno che rappresenta un uomo seduto a fumare mentre un cane lo minaccia. Come sfondo un giardino. Dimensioni: ca. 13x8 cm. Posizione: facciata sinistra, in basso a sinistra.
Fig. 3 disegno che rappresenta un uomo intento a tirare patate a una donna su un albero. Come sfondo una facciata del castello. Dimensioni: ca. 13x16 cm. Posizione: facciata destra, al centro a destra.</text>
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                <text>Please note: the images are described below following a layout-based order, i.e. from left to right and from top to bottom on the single page. Their numbering may not coincide with the narrative order.
Fig. 1 drawing of a man travelling. As background a castle with garden. Dimensions: ca. 20x9 cm. Position: left page, top center.
Fig. 2 drawing of a man sitting smoking while a dog threatens him. As background a garden. Dimensions: ca. 13x8 cm. Position: left page, bottom left.
Fig. 3 drawing of a man throwing potatoes at a woman in a tree. As background a castle façade. Dimensions: ca. 13x16 cm. Position: right page, center right.</text>
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                <text>Writer: Guido Gozzano</text>
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                <text>Illustrator: Golia</text>
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                <text>1911-06-04</text>
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                <text>«Adolescenza»</text>
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                <text>Turin</text>
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              <elementText elementTextId="80390">
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                <text>Periodical cover dimension (cm): 31</text>
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                <text>Original format: paper periodical</text>
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                <text>La corona del re</text>
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                <text>Text reference edition: Guido Gozzano, "I tre talismani. La principessa si sposa e altre fiabe", a cura di Matilde Dillon Wanke, Alessandria, Edizioni dell'Orso, 2004.</text>
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                <text>Fiaba pubblicata su «Adolescenza», 14 maggio 1911, pp. 328-329.
Racconta la ricerca della corona reale smarrita in battaglia. I tre figli del re – Erasmo, Ippolito e Giacinto – partono per cercarla. Giacinto, il minore, la trova con l'aiuto di un eremita e di una verga magica, ma viene abbandonato dai fratelli maggiori, invidiosi, e la corona sottratta. Quando Giacinto viene ritrovato, perdona i fratelli e si ricongiunge col padre.
Il racconto inizia con una filastrocca.</text>
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                <text>Fairy tale published on «Adolescenza», 14th May 1911, pp. 328-329.
It tells the story of the search for the royal crown lost in battle. The king's three sons – Erasmo, Ippolito and Giacinto – set off to look for it. Giacinto, the youngest, finds it with the help of a hermit and a magic stick, but he is abandoned by his older, envious brothers and the crown taken away. However, when Giacinto is found, he forgives his brothers and is reunited with his father.
The story begins with a nursery rhyme.</text>
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                <text>N.B. Le immagini sono descritte seguendo l'ordine di impaginazione sulla singola pagina: dunque da sinistra a destra e dall'alto al basso. La loro numerazione potrebbe non coincidere con l'ordine narrativo.
Fig. 1 disegno che rappresenta un vecchio e un giovane in dialogo. Come sfondo un paesaggio lagunare e un castello. Dimensioni: ca. 14x18 cm. Posizione: facciata sinistra, al centro a sinistra.
Fig. 2 disegno che rappresenta un ragazzo intento a suonare un flauto. Come sfondo un paesaggio collinare. Dimensioni: ca. 14x17 cm. Posizione: facciata destra, al centro a destra.</text>
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                <text>Please note: the images are described below following a layout-based order, i.e. from left to right and from top to bottom on the single page. Their numbering may not coincide with the narrative order.
Fig. 1 drawing of an old man and a young man in dialogue. As background a lagoon landscape and a castle. Dimensions: ca. 14x18 cm. Position: left page, center left.
Fig. 2 drawing of a boy playing a flute. As background a hilly landscape. Dimensions: ca. 14x17 cm. Position: right page, center right.</text>
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                <text>Le due madri</text>
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                <text>Fiaba pubblicata su «Adolescenza», 30 aprile 1911, pp. 300-301.
Racconta la vicenda di due madri: una donna e un'aquila. L'aquila, per riavere il suo aquilotto sottratto dai cacciatori, rapisce un bambino. L'intesa istintiva delle madri permette lo scambio di prole, ma, nel momento in cui i volatili ricongiunti si allontanano, l'aquila viene uccisa da un colpo di fucile.</text>
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It tells the story of two mothers: a woman and an eagle. The eagle, in order to get her eaglet back from the hunters, kidnaps a child. The mothers' instinctive understanding allows the exchange of offspring, but as the reunited birds fly away, the eagle is shot.</text>
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                <text>N.B. Le immagini sono descritte seguendo l'ordine di impaginazione sulla singola pagina: dunque da sinistra a destra e dall'alto al basso. La loro numerazione potrebbe non coincidere con l'ordine narrativo.
Fig. 1 disegno che rappresenta un'acquila in volo con un bambino fra gli artigli. Come sfondo un paese di montagna. Dimensioni: ca. 9x11 cm. Posizione: facciata sinistra, al centro a sinistra.
Fig. 2 disegno che rappresenta un aquilotto in gabbia. Come sfondo case e montagne. Dimensioni: ca. 9x13 cm. Posizione: facciata sinistra, al centro a destra.</text>
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Fig. 2 drawing of an eaglet in a cage. As background houses and mountains. Dimensions: ca. 9x13 cm. Position: left page, center right.</text>
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                <text>Il mugnaio e il suo signore</text>
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                <text>Fiaba pubblicata su «Adolescenza», 12 marzo 1911, pp. 182-183.
Racconta la vicenda comica di un mugnaio, povero ma furbo, che riesce a ingannare il suo signore.
Il racconto inizia con una filastrocca.</text>
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It tells the comic tale of a poor but clever miller who manages to fool his lord.
The story begins with a nursery rhyme.</text>
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Fig. 1 disegno che rappresenta un uomo e una donna attorno a un tavolo pieno di monete d'oro. Come sfondo l'interno della casa. Dimensioni: ca. 11x9 cm. Posizione: facciata sinistra, al centro a sinistra.
Fig. 2 disegno che rappresenta un uomo intento a frustare un pentolone, circondato da una folla che guarda sorridento. Come sfondo il paese. Dimensioni: ca. 11x10 cm. Posizione: facciata destra, al centro a sinistra.
Fig. 3 disegno che rappresenta la silhuette di due bambine in corsa. L'immagine è usata come postfazione. Dimensioni: ca. 6x4 cm. Posizione: facciata destra, in basso al centro.</text>
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Fig. 1 drawing of a man and a woman around a table full of gold coins. As background the interior of the house. Dimensions: ca. 11x9 cm. Position: left page, center left.
Fig. 2 drawing of a man intent on whipping a pot, surrounded by a smiling crowd. As background the village. Dimensions: ca. 11x10 cm. Position: right page, center left.
Fig. 3 drawing of the silhuette of two little girls running. The image is placed as an afterword. Dimensions: ca. 6x4 cm. Position: right page, bottom center.</text>
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                <text>Biblioteca nazionale universitaria di Torino, ph. Paolo Siccardi</text>
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