La cuerda del ahorcado Últimas aventuras de Rocambole: I El Loco de Bedlam

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La cuerda del ahorcado Últimas aventuras de Rocambole: I El Loco de Bedlam

by Ponson du Terrail

ES·~7 hours·58 chapters

Chapters

58 total

PONSON DU TERRAIL

0:01

LA CUERDA

0:01

AHORCADO

0:31

ROCAMBOLE

0:03

I

10:40

II

9:18

III

9:53

IV

9:08

V

8:33

VI

8:50

Description

Rocambole, the unstoppable hero of daring escapades, leads a rag‑tag band through a crumbling subterranean passage beneath Paris. After a violent tremor rattles the tunnel, his companions—Vanda, the fierce priestess; Milon, the fierce fighter; the quiet Marmouset and the eager Polito—scramble to clear the debris and press on, trusting Rocambole’s calm resolve.

Their progress stalls when a massive, centuries‑old powder keg lies half‑buried in the rubble, its fuse smoldering with a strange, dry flame. Rocambole’s keen eye reveals that the gunpowder is far older—and far more volatile—than any modern charge, hinting at a hidden conspiracy long forgotten. Before they can decide what to do, a gigantic rock collapses, sealing the tunnel and leaving the group trapped with no obvious way back, forcing them to confront a new, unseen danger.

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La cuerda del ahorcado Últimas aventuras de Rocambole: I El Loco de Bedlam Últimas aventuras de Rocambole: I El Loco de Bedlam

Language

es

Duration

~7 hours (433K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Chuck Greif and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2009-01-03

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

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About the author

Ponson du Terrail

Ponson du Terrail

1829–1871

A hugely prolific master of the 19th-century French serial novel, he is best remembered as the creator of Rocambole, the adventurer whose wild exploits helped give the world the word “rocambolesque.” His stories move fast, pile on suspense, and show why popular fiction could grip readers long before modern thrillers.

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