La puerta y el pino, Audiolibro de Robert Louis Stevenson

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La puerta y el pino, de Robert Louis Stevenson Un conde, en un paseo a caballo, descubre un lugar rocambolesco y decide tratar de que un barón alemán al que aborrece se acerque a investigar. El Desván de los cuentos perdidos. Relatos y audiolibros de misterio y terror de Agatha Christie, Arthur Conan Doyle, Edgar Allan Poe, Ambrose Bierce, .. y muchos más, narrados e interpretados con música y efectos. Narrado por: Ander Vildósola Música: Kevin Macleod (incompetech.com), Musopen.org Música intro: Ander Vildósola Fuente: ciudadseva.com [email protected] Para más información y/o leer los textos transcritos en la web: https://eldesvandlcp.wixsite.com/eldesvandlcp Sigue nuestras redes: - Facebook --- https://www.facebook.com/eldesvandlcp/ - Instagram --- https://www.instagram.com/desvandeloscuentosperdidos/ - Twitter --- https://www.twitter.com/eldesvandlcp

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