The Child of Pleasure

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The Child of Pleasure by Gabriele d'Annunzio, translated by Georgina Harding, Arthur Symons
Table of Contents		 Introduction→
Written in 1889, translated in 1890s.


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  1. Book I, Chapter 1
  2. Book I, Chapter 2
  3. Book I, Chapter 3
  4. Book I, Chapter 4
  5. Book I, Chapter 5
  6. Book I, Chapter 6
  7. Book I, Chapter 7
  8. Book I, Chapter 8
  9. Book I, Chapter 9
  10. Book I, Chapter 10
  11. Book II, Chapter 1
  12. Book II, Chapter 2
  13. Book II, Chapter 3
  14. Book II, Chapter 4
  15. Book II, Chapter 5
  16. Book III, Chapter 1
  17. Book III, Chapter 2
  18. Book III, Chapter 3
  19. Book III, Chapter 4
  20. Book III, Chapter 5
  21. Book IV, Chapter 1
  22. Book IV, Chapter 2
  23. Book IV, Chapter 3
  24. Book IV, Chapter 4
  25. Book IV, Chapter 5
  26. Book IV, Chapter 6
  27. Book IV, Chapter 7
  28. Book IV, Chapter 8
  29. Book IV, Chapter 9
  30. Book IV, Chapter 10
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