by Robert L. Stevenson, Contreras Carreras, Dulcenombre · Planeta DeAgostini · tapa dura · ISBN 9788467431353
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«The Isle of Voices. La Isla De Las Voces. The Plague Cellar. El Sótano De La Peste» is the bilingual edition of two stories by Robert L. Stevenson, in hardcover.
The volume brings together two stories by Robert L. Stevenson: 'The Isle of Voices' and 'The Plague Cellar', presented in English and Spanish. The bilingual edition allows readers to compare the original text with its translation, bringing them closer to the prose of the Scottish author.
Published by Planeta DeAgostini in 2006, it consists of 64 pages in hardcover. It belongs to the Textos Bilingües series, with the stories in English and Spanish.
For language students and fans of classic literature who want to read Stevenson with the support of the translation.
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