Il conte di Montecristo by Alexandre Dumas

The Count of Monte Cristo, Classic Comics #3 newer cover 'Yes!' said Dantes, and he extended his hand to the Catalan with a cordial airĪ receipted bill, with these words on a small slip of parchment, 'Julie's Dowry'Įdmond Dantès and the Abbé Faria imprisoned in the Château d'If 'One!' said the grave-diggers, 'two! three!' 'I tied my lantern to a forked branch I had remarked a year before at the precise spot where I stopped to dig the hole'

'False! Why should that man give me a false diamond?'' 'Are you displeased with me?' cried Valentine 'Ah, here is my mother!' cried the viscount Collier & Son, n.d., The Works of Alexandre Dumas in Thirty Volumes (vol. The Son of Monte-Cristo II - New York, P. The Countess of Monte-Cristo II - New York, P. The Countess of Monte-Cristo I - New York, P. The Count of Monte Cristo II - New York, P. Collier & Son, 1902, The Works of Alexandre Dumas in Thirty Volumes (vol. The Count of Monte Cristo I - New York, P. Mahalin, Paul: Mademoiselle Monte Cristo - Paris, Librairie illustrée, 1896 Lermina, Jules Hippolyte: Le Fils de Monte Cristo (The Son of Monte-Cristo) - A continuation of Monte-Cristo and the Countess, and sequel to The Count of Monte-Cristo, available from. Hogan, Alfredo Possolo: A Mão do Finado - Written in Portuguese (in French Le main de défunt, in English The Hand of the Dead, in German Die Totenhand.) Sinopsis de El Conde de Monte Cristo y La Mano del Muerto (espagnol/Spanish) Novel Analysis of The Count of Monte Cristo La Figure du heros dans Le Comte de Monte-Cristo, memoire par Marie Biglia Introduction to The Count of Monte Cristo Le Comte de Monte Cristo, un site d'informationĬarmen Furtado's Count of Monte Cristo pageįiche bibliographique de Le Comte de Monte-Cristoįiche bibliographique de Le Comte de Monte-Cristo (tome 2) Il Conte di Montecristo (italien/Italian) (texto) Internet Movie Database's movie listings for a list ofĮl Conde de Montecristo (espagnol/Spanish) Under this name he exacts revenge on each of the He escapes after fourteen years,įinds the treasure and assumes the title of the Count of He was framed, and by whom, and is told of a great treasure left He meets another prisoner there, finds out why Le Comte de Monte Cristo The Count of Monte Cristoroman/novel, pub:1845-1846, action:1815-1838Įdmond Dantès is unjustly accused of treason on his weddingĪn island prison.

Il conte di Montecristo by Alexandre Dumas