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Die wundersamen Irrfahrten des William Lithgow
- Narrated by: Roger Willemsen
- Length: 2 hrs and 26 mins
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Die wundersamen Irrfahrten des William Lithgow
Narrated by:
Roger Willemsen
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Publisher's Summary
Als 1603 der 21-jährige Schotte William Lithgow unter dem Fenster seiner Liebsten singt, schneiden ihm ihre Brüder beide Ohren ab. Er entschließt sich in den Orient aufzubrechen, wo unter dem Turban der Verlust der Ohren nicht auffällt. Seine "leidvollen Wanderungen" führen ihn bis nach Arabien, Ägypten, Abessinien. Sein Reisebericht ist einmalig, nicht nur durch seine farbenreichen Schilderungen, sondern mehr durch ein Eigensinn dieses Mannes, den weniger die Lust, als ein eiserner Widerwille vorantrieb.
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