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Saids Schicksale
- Das Wirtshaus im Spessart 3
- Narrated by: Jürgen Fritsche
- Length: 1 hr and 37 mins
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Saids Schicksale
Narrated by:
Jürgen Fritsche
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Publisher's Summary
Said, ein junger Bursche auf dem Weg nach Mekka, ist ein wahrer Pechvogel: Seine Karawane wird von Räubern überfallen - und ausgerechnet er tötet den Anführer, den Sohn des Räuberhauptmanns. Aber wie durch ein Wunder ist dieser nicht böse auf ihn, sondern nimmt ihn bei sich auf. Könnte dies mit der merkwürdigen Pfeife zusammenhängen, die Said nach seiner Geburt von seiner Mutter um den Hals gehängt bekam? Was hat es mit dieser Pfeife auf sich, die keinerlei hörbaren Ton hervorbringt? In zahlreichen spannenden Abenteuern versucht Said dies herauszufinden.
"Der Hirschgulden" ist Teil 3 des Märchenzyklus "Das Wirtshaus im Spessart".
©2013 Jürgen Fritsche (P)2013 Jürgen Fritsche
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