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The Moonstone

The Moonstone

Wilkie Collins

Audiolibrosinglés20 h 9 min

A great yellow diamond, taken from a Hindu shrine and seized by an English officer at the storming of Seringapatam in 1799, is left as a birthday gift to the…

La grabación

Autor
Wilkie Collins
Lectura
Mike Gardom, Joel Poortenga, Kristine Bekere and 5 other readers
Duración
20:08:55
Partes
48
Idioma
inglés
Fuente
LibriVox · Internet Archive
SonandoPrologue
Velocidad

Capítulos (48)

Sobre el libro

A great yellow diamond, taken from a Hindu shrine and seized by an English officer at the storming of Seringapatam in 1799, is left as a birthday gift to the young Rachel Verinder, and disappears from her room that same night. Three mysterious Indians watch the house, the famous Sergeant Cuff investigates, and the truth emerges through the accounts of several narrators, from the old house-steward Gabriel Betteredge, who consults Robinson Crusoe for every problem, to a pious, meddling cousin.

Contexto e importancia

Wilkie Collins published the novel in 1868, and T. S. Eliot called it the first, the longest and the best of modern English detective novels. Eight LibriVox volunteers read it in about twenty hours.

This is a LibriVox recording, read by volunteers and dedicated to the public domain; its audio files are kept by the Internet Archive, which plays and serves them here. Public-domain status differs from country to country, so check the law where you live before republishing it. ¿Tienes derechos sobre esta obra? Solicita su retirada

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