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The first complete Arabic translation of Alexandre Dumas’ masterpiece, “The Count of Monte Cristo,” translated by Mohamed Ait Hanna. It is one of the most important literary classics, and a novel that remains, to this day, a source of fascination. It is one of the few novels read by millions of readers around the world.
The story revolves around the Pharaoh, a ship that docks safely in the port of Marseille. Its owner rewards the young sailor Edmond d’Auntis (a gentle and kind eighteen-year-old with black eyes like his hair, a simple yet confident appearance), who took command of the ship after the death of its captain, Leclerc.
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