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portada Thirty Centuries of Solitude and Then?
Type
Physical Book
Author
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
230
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9x15.2x1.3 cm
Weight
0.34 kg.
ISBN13
9781732150126
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Thirty Centuries of Solitude and Then?

Fernand W. Dahan (Author) · Bethesda Communications Group · Paperback

Thirty Centuries of Solitude and Then? - Dahan, Fernand W.

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Synopsis "Thirty Centuries of Solitude and Then?"

This black and white edition tells the story of a pharaoh whose son was changed into a frog by a sorcerer. This sorcerer told the frog that he could become human again once every one hundred years if he would be kissed by an Egyptian princess.The frog wandered in Egypt for a long time, witnessing events and remembering them, and eventually came to the US. There he found a child who was the daughter of a medical doctor of Egyptian descent. The frog told her that one of her ancestors was a pharaoh and that therefore she was an Egyptian princess. He persuaded the child to kiss him.As soon as she did, the frog changed into an Egyptian prince. He was dressed as the son of a pharaoh, and he proceeded to tell her his story. He told her of his life in the palace of his father and described all the important buildings and monuments of the pharaonic period. He described events that happened in the kingdom, as he had witnessed those events first as a prince and then as a frog. Many of the beliefs presented in the story are the products of the author's imagination, such as mermaids, nilemaids, underwater kingdoms, and talks with animals. A belief in sorcery, however, has always existed. The novel is ultimately a moral story. It emphasizes that criminals are caught and that they pay for their crimes.

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