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The Memoirs of Count Carlo Gozzi; Volume the Second

Note 14 — CARLO GOZZI. (continued 2)

John Addington Symonds translation

This chapter on Gozzi's contrarieties, which I have supplemented with a few passages from the incoherent notes at the end of the Memorie, has received undue attention from Paul de Musset and critics who adopt his untrustworthy version of Gozzi's autobiography. De Musset strove to base upon it a theory that Gozzi was the victim of his own fabulous sprites. See Introduction, vol. i. p. 23.

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