An edition of Madame Solario (1956)

Madame Solario

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An edition of Madame Solario (1956)

Madame Solario

[a novel]

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Set at Cadenabbia on Lake Como in September 1906, Madame Solario evokes the leisure of the pre-1914 world and the sensuous delights of Italy: the chestnut woods, the shuttered villas, the garden paths encroached by oleanders: ‘the almost excessive beauty of the winding lake surrounded by mountains, the shores gemmed with golden-yellow villages and classical villas standing among cypress trees.’ When the mysterious Natalia Solario arrives at the Belle Vue Hotel, there are disquieting rumours about her past life and about her excessively close relationship to her brother.

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Publisher
Viking Press
Language
English
Pages
374

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Cover of: Madame Solario
Madame Solario: [a novel]
1956, Viking Press
in English
Cover of: Madame Solario
Madame Solario
1956, Heinemann
in English

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Edition Notes

Published in
New York

Classifications

Library of Congress
PZ4.H952 Mad

The Physical Object

Pagination
374 p.
Number of pages
374

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6199712M
Internet Archive
madamesolarioano00hunt
LCCN
56008564
OCLC/WorldCat
1376450
Library Thing
1402054

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