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Herman Melville
Moby Dick [EPUB ebook]
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Hoes van Herman Melville: Moby Dick (ePUB)

Questa nuova edizione riporta esclusivamente – una volta soppressi gli ingombranti apparati iniziali (ma non le indispensabili 132 note) – tutti i 135 capitoli (più l’
Epilogo) del celeberrimo romanzo
Moby Dick, di Herman Melville, nella famosa prima traduzione italiana di Cesare Pavese. Il testo è stato interamente controllato e prudentemente revisionato.

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Taal Italiaans ● Formaat EPUB ● ISBN 9791220273305 ● Bestandsgrootte 2.8 MB ● Uitgeverij Tiemme Edizioni Digitali ● Gepubliceerd 2021 ● Downloadbare 24 maanden ● Valuta EUR ● ID 7773666 ● Kopieerbeveiliging Sociale DRM

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