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"The Bride of Modern Italy" was published anonymously in London Magazine in 1824. The character of Clorindia in this short story is likely based on a woman Mary and her husband Percy Shelley met in 1820, Emilia Viviani, who would soon enter into a marriage arranged by her parents (Robinson 376). This is one of the more lighthearted of Mary Shelley’s short stories.

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  • "The Bride of Modern Italy" (1824)
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  • "The Bride of Modern Italy" was published anonymously in London Magazine in 1824. The character of Clorindia in this short story is likely based on a woman Mary and her husband Percy Shelley met in 1820, Emilia Viviani, who would soon enter into a marriage arranged by her parents (Robinson 376). This is one of the more lighthearted of Mary Shelley’s short stories.
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  • "The Bride of Modern Italy" was published anonymously in London Magazine in 1824. The character of Clorindia in this short story is likely based on a woman Mary and her husband Percy Shelley met in 1820, Emilia Viviani, who would soon enter into a marriage arranged by her parents (Robinson 376). This is one of the more lighthearted of Mary Shelley’s short stories.
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