The Rispetto sequence   poetry  
Date: 1888
Issue Details: First known date: 1888... 1888 The Rispetto
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Notes

  • A sequence in two parts.

Includes

1
[Untitled] i "You found me lonely, lady mine,", Everard Digby (translator), single work poetry
2
[Untitled] i "A bunch of violets I gave my sweet,", Everard Digby (translator), single work poetry

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    y separately published work icon The Centennial Magazine vol. 1 no. 5 December 1888 Z611736 1888 periodical issue 1888 pg. 347
    Note: Translator's note: The 'Rispetto' is the form in which the rustic lover of Tuscany sings of his mistress, or the maiden of her lover, and is seldom written, being improvised, as most of the volkslieder, and conveyed from mouth to mouth over the country in an incredibly short space of time.
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