Looks like it's not easy to find contemporary texts accompanied by a permissive license. The site liberliber.it has many free contemporary books, by the are all distributed under the CC-BY-NC-SA, and the NC (Non Commercial) bit is a bit problematic here.
To play safe, better use books from project Gutenberg; I would go for romances, because they are likely to contain both dialogues and narrative text. Here's a list: http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/IT_Romanzi_%28Biblioteca%29
They are all a bit oldish, but we can pick something from the beginning of last century, at least.
Looks like it's not easy to find contemporary texts accompanied by a permissive license. The site liberliber.it has many free contemporary books, by the are all distributed under the CC-BY-NC-SA, and the NC (Non Commercial) bit is a bit problematic here. www.gutenberg. org/wiki/ IT_Romanzi_ %28Biblioteca% 29
To play safe, better use books from project Gutenberg; I would go for romances, because they are likely to contain both dialogues and narrative text. Here's a list:
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They are all a bit oldish, but we can pick something from the beginning of last century, at least.
A few options:
- Il perduto amore, 1921 www.gutenberg. org/ebooks/ 41281
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- I sogni dell'anarchico, 1922 www.gutenberg. org/cache/ epub/25175/ pg25175. txt
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- I divoratori, 1922 www.gutenberg. org/ebooks/ 34983.txt. utf-8
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In other categories, other suitable books:
- Fuochi di bivacco, 1913 www.gutenberg. org/files/ 49223/49223- 0.txt
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(I like this because it's mostly in the present tense)
- La favorita del Mahdi, 1911 www.gutenberg. org/cache/ epub/25180/ pg25180. txt
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(by Emilio Salgari!)
Any opinions on which one we should pick?
Whatever the choice, I think I'll give the chosen book a pass with sed and replace s/egli/lui/, s/ella/lei/, s/de'/dei/, and similar ones.