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viernes, 18 de diciembre de 2015

The Tigers of Mompracem

The Tigers of Mompracem es una novela de aventuras escrita por el italiano Emilio Salgari, y publicada en 1900. The Tigers of Mompracem  presenta a su célebre personaje, Sandokán.

… “Yanez!” the man with the turban exclaimed, spreading his arms in welcome.
“Sandokan!” replied the newcomer, the hint of an accent discernible in his voice. “brr! What a night from hell, little brother!”
“Come!”
They walked quickly to the hut and closed the door behind them. The newcomer removed the carbine from his shoulder and took of his cape. Sandokan filled two glasses with whisky and offered one to his friend.
“Drink, my good Yanez.”
“To your health, Sandokan.”
“To yours.”
They quickly drained their glasses and sat down at the table. The newcomer was European, a man in his early thirties, a little older than his friend. He was tall and well-built with pale skin and fine aristocratic features. He had thin lips, a black moustache, sharp blue eyes, and was renowned for having a strong will and quick wit.
“Well, Yanez,” Sandokan asked excitedly, “Did you see the young woman with the hair of gold?”
“No, but I haven´t come back empty handed. I´ve learned all you wanted to know and more.”
“You didn´t go to Labuan?”