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Die Ratte Elvira
- Narrated by: Franz Suhrada
- Length: 29 mins
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Die Ratte Elvira
Narrated by:
Franz Suhrada
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Publisher's Summary
Die übergewichtige Ratte Elvira und ihr zügelloser Appetit auf Neumieter.
Er war sein Leben lang ein Skeptiker gewesen. Seit einem halben Jahrhundert kämpfte er sich durch eine Welt, die ihm nichts schenkte. Misstrauisch beäugte er das hohe Gebäude, ein typischer Altbau. Ein tiefer Zug von der filterlosen Zigarette, langsam glitt sein Blick über die beschädigte Außenmauer, die kaputten Fenster, und blieb am alten Eichentor hängen. Das Gebäude war gut hundert Jahre alt. Nicht weiter schlimm, nur sah man ihm jedes einzelne Jahr an. Es stöhnte unter der Last der Jahrzehnte...
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