Tranchida Editori Tranchida Editori i(A100921 works by) (Organisation) assertion (a.k.a. Giovanni Tranchida)
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1 y separately published work icon Henry Lawson : racconti australiani Henry Lawson , ( trans. Guiliana Prato )expression Milan : Tranchida Editori , 1998 Z1336767 1998 selected work short story Contains translations of 'The Union Buries its Dead', 'The Bush Undertaker', 'Hungerford', 'Telling Mrs. Baker', 'Water Them Geraniums'.
5 41 y separately published work icon The Crocodile Fury Beth Yahp , ( trans. Roberta Buffi with title La furia del coccodrillo ) Milan : Tranchida Editori , 1996 Z89263 1992 single work novel fantasy 'Set in a convent school on a jungle-covered hill on the outskirts of a Southeast Asian city, The Crocodile Fury follows the fortunes of three generations: the grandmother who was a bonded servant when the convent was a rich man's mansion; the mother who works each day in the convent laundry; and the girl who tells the story.'

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1 y separately published work icon Gente del bush Henry Lawson , ( trans. Guiliana Prato )expression Milan : Tranchida Editori , 1992 Z1336757 1992 selected work short story
3 7 y separately published work icon 'Water Them Geraniums' Henry Lawson , 1899-1901 ( trans. Guiliana Prato with title I gerani della signora spicer ) Milan : Tranchida Editori , 1992 1899-1901 single work short story
— Appears in: Joe Wilson and His Mates 1901; (p. 79-119) Southern Harvest : An Anthology of Australian Short Stories 1964; (p. 65-96) The Bush Undertaker and Other Stories 1970; (p. 165-189) Henry Lawson : Selected Stories 1971; (p. 149-176) The World of Henry Lawson 1974; (p. 374-392) Prose Works of Henry Lawson 1982; (p. 359-378)
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