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La Casa de Huespedes: (Dublineses) [Guest House (Dubliners)]

By: James Joyce
Narrated by: RUMI Productions LLC
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La Casa de Huespedes, por James Joyce, tiene como escenario una pension en Dublin. Narra la relacion entre la hija de la duena y uno de los pensionistas. La historia es el reflejo de las opciones de muchas mujeres de escasos recursos. (Este comentario carece de tildes debido a restricciones de Amazon)

La Casa de Huespedes (The Boarding House) takes place in a small boarding house in Dublin, where the owner's daughter and one of the boarding men have a relationship. It's the story of the choices that many women with low resources have.

Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.

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