Le boiteux de Varsovie (1996)

by Juliette Benzoni

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En esta serie, Aldo Morosini, príncipe veneciano y anticuario, ha recibido de un misterioso personaje, apodado el Cojo de Varsovia, el encargo de recuperar las cuatro piedras sustraídas del pectoral del Sumo Sacerdote del Templo de Jerusalén. En esta tercera parte, El Ópalo de Sissi, la búsqueda transcurre entre Viena y los Alpes Suizos, en una trama histórica plagada de misterios, suspense, traiciones y romances.

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L'opale de Sissi

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1996

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Aldo Morosini

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Abrité sous le vaste parapluie d'une chasseur de l'hôtel Sacher, Aldo Morosini, prince vénitien et antiquaire, traversa Augustinerstrasse en courant mais en évitant de plonger ses escarpins vernis dans les flaques d'eau, pour gagner l'entrée des artistes de l'Opéra.

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