Bocetos californianos

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Bocetos californianos

by Bret Harte

ES·~7 hours·15 chapters

Chapters

15 total

BIBLIOTECA DE «LA NACION» - FRANCISCO BRET HARTE - BOCETOS CALIFORNIANOS

0:11

ÍNDICE

4:41

MELISA

1:04:22

EL HIJO PRÓDIGO DEL SEÑOR TOMÁS

19:03

MAGDALENA

27:23

EL IDILIO DE RED-GULCH

23:56

DE CÓMO SAN NICOLÁS LLEGÓ A BAR SANSÓN

35:26

LA SUERTE DE CAMPO RODRIGO

27:22

EL SOCIO DE TENNESSEE

23:43

UN POBRE HOMBRE

10:36

Description

A lively portrait of California’s gold‑rush era unfolds through a series of vivid tales that capture the restless spirit of a frontier town. Miners, gamblers, and would‑be heroes clash in dusty streets where law is a pistol’s echo, while the landscape itself—red‑rock cliffs, winding rivers, and the looming Sierra—frames their daring exploits. The narrator’s eye balances the harshness of frontier justice with moments of unexpected tenderness, revealing characters who, beneath their rough exterior, harbor a quiet longing for love and purpose.

Even as the action swirls around saloon brawls and high‑stakes games, the stories pulse with a melancholy that hints at deeper human desires. Small acts of generosity—like the community’s care for an orphaned child—shine amid the chaos, offering listeners a glimpse of hope and humanity in a world shaped by chance and ambition. This collection invites you to hear the crack of a gun, the rustle of a campfire, and the soft, lingering notes of a frontier’s hidden poetry.

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Language

es

Duration

~7 hours (420K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2008-06-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Bret Harte

Bret Harte

1836–1902

A sharp-eyed storyteller of the American West, he helped turn California Gold Rush camps into enduring fiction. His best-known tales mix humor, sentiment, and a feel for rough frontier life.

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