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The Corsican Brothers: read in Spanish (B2)

Read Dumas’s novella Una familia corsa in Spanish. Level B2: travel narrative, dialogue and a Corsican vendetta, with instant word translation.

Una familia corsa (Alejandro Dumas)

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Level B2 Reading focus

What you'll learn

Travel narrative, dialogue, vocabulary of family and honour, 19th-century translated prose

This article contains Alexandre Dumas’s novella Les Frères corses in a 1912 Spanish translation, Una familia corsa: a traveller in Corsica meets twin brothers bound by a mysterious link. Level B2 suits readers who follow narrative and dialogue in Spanish. You will learn travel vocabulary, family and honour words, and 19th-century narrative style.

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