O Annel Mysterioso, Scenas da Guerra Peninsular

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O Annel Mysterioso, Scenas da Guerra Peninsular

by Alberto Pimentel

PT·~5 hours·25 chapters

Chapters

25 total
1

Notas de transcrição:

0:38
2

PROLOGO DA 3.ª EDIÇÃO

3:11
3

O ANNEL MYSTERIOSO

0:01
4

I. O Desgraça

4:55
5

II. Na quinta das Chãs

17:32
6

III. Pomba que presente sangue

18:01
7

IV. Horrores da invasão

15:14
8

V. O juramento de vingança

17:22
9

VI. A mariposa do acampamento

16:21
10

VII. No hospital de sangue

17:04

Description

A vivid portrait of 19th‑century Portugal emerges from the bustling streets of Porto, where a legend known as José das Desgraças roams with his battered guitar, a loyal dog, and a gold ring that bears the scar of the Peninsular War. The narrator, a young writer recalling his early attempts, frames the tale as both a historical sketch and a deeply human drama, revealing how the war’s remnants linger in everyday life. Through lively tavern scenes and the protagonist’s plaintive cries of “Ó Desgraça!”, listeners sense the clash between heroic memory and the harsh realities of a wandering mendicant.

The story unfolds as José’s mysterious ring becomes a focal point, hinting at hidden loyalties and untold adventures that link his present wanderings to the distant battlefields. While his flamboyant appearance draws curiosity, the narrative gently probes themes of identity, fame, and the cost of survival in a society still echoing the recent conflict. This early Portuguese romance invites you to step into a world where history and folklore intertwine, offering a richly textured listening experience.

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Language

pt

Duration

~5 hours (336K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Pedro Saborano

Release date

2010-09-17

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Alberto Pimentel

Alberto Pimentel

1849–1925

A prolific Portuguese man of letters, he wrote across fiction, history, biography, theater, and journalism, leaving behind a remarkably varied body of work. His books often draw on Lisbon’s past and on Portuguese cultural life, making him a fascinating guide to the world around the turn of the 20th century.

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