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An Englishwoman, herself married to a Neapolitan, holds the amusing theory that the language of the South is so constructed that it is almost impossible to form a sentence without a dubious meaning. Every word slips into the next ; every word is but half pronounced.
Is it a language that will ever die out, and with its disappearance v/ould the Neapolitan himself undergo a change . '' I can hardly imagine the one without the other, and confess to a secret liking for that illusive dialect that ca...n express at once so little and so much — 1 ViUari. 70 A CORNER IN THE GARDEN OF LORD ROSEBERY'S VILLA, POSILLIPO The Neapolitan Character, Etc.
a language which, if the voice be soft, is so musical and passionate, as one may perhaps venture to say that all Italian dialects are. It has, too, its own literature, its many dictionaries, even its grammars. It is the chosen language for the modern poetry and for the drama of Naples ; but, alas, few others than the natives them- selves can understand it, and it is as Sanscrit to the Roman and the Tuscan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An Englishwoman, herself married to a Neapolitan, holds the amusing theory that the language of the South is so constructed that it is almost impossible to form a sentence without a dubious meaning. Every word slips into the next ; every word is but half pronounced.
Is it a language that will ever die out, and with its disappearance v/ould the Neapolitan himself undergo a change . '' I can hardly imagine the one without the other, and confess to a secret liking for that illusive dialect that ca...n express at once so little and so much — 1 ViUari. 70 A CORNER IN THE GARDEN OF LORD ROSEBERY'S VILLA, POSILLIPO The Neapolitan Character, Etc.
a language which, if the voice be soft, is so musical and passionate, as one may perhaps venture to say that all Italian dialects are. It has, too, its own literature, its many dictionaries, even its grammars. It is the chosen language for the modern poetry and for the drama of Naples ; but, alas, few others than the natives them- selves can understand it, and it is as Sanscrit to the Roman and the Tuscan.
What to read after Naples?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sybil Fitzgerald to read onlineMoreLess
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