Na Guella do Leão

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Na Guella do Leão

by conde de António Maria José de Melo César e Meneses Sabugosa

PT·~1 hours·4 chapters

Chapters

4 total
1

I

19:39
2

II

16:34
3

III

15:35
4

Pessoas que honram esta publicação com a sua assignatura

8:51

Description

A veil of prophecy looms over the Silva family as the ancient lion’s black tongue is lost, fulfilling a foreboding prediction that threatens their ancestral home. In the dim corridors of the Bellas estate, the elderly Brigida discovers that the house is slated for sale, a fate sealed by the restless spirit of Roque, a specter who once guided heirs and exposed hidden crimes. As she confronts the looming loss, the tale weaves together whispered legends, lingering superstitions, and the stubborn resilience of a woman determined to protect her lineage.

Meanwhile, Carlos, a young heir tangled in debts and the weight of his father’s ambitions, proposes a daring escape to the countryside, hoping to rebuild a shattered future alongside Brigida. Their tentative partnership sparks both hope and tension, as they navigate family curses, lingering ghosts, and the uncertain promise of a new beginning. The early chapters balance mystery with vivid portraiture of 19th‑century Portuguese life, inviting listeners into a world where history, fate, and personal courage intersect.

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Language

pt

Duration

~1 hours (58K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Pedro Saborano (produced from scanned images of public domain material from Google Book Search)

Release date

2009-05-06

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

conde de António Maria José de Melo César e Meneses Sabugosa

conde de António Maria José de Melo César e Meneses Sabugosa

1854–1923

A Portuguese aristocrat who moved easily between court life and literature, he became known for polished writing that ranged from poetry and fiction to historical and cultural essays. His work also linked him to the lively intellectual circles of late 19th-century Portugal.

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