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Old Surehand, Vol. 1: Karl May

A note from his blood brother Winnetou calls Old Shatterhand to the desolate Llano Estacado. The Comanche are on the warpath and with hundreds of warriors plan to attack Bloody Fox' secret oasis hideaway in the desert. During his ride Old Shatterhand crosses paths with Old Wabble, the legendary 'king of the cowboys' and together they rescue Old Surehand from the clutches of the enemy Indians. Old Shatterhand realises that Old Surehand is at the centre of a desperate secret when he has an eerie encounter with an insane squaw in Kaam-Kulano. The adventure turns complicated when a detachment of mounted white soldiers becomes involved, but together Winnetou, Old Shatterhand, Old Surehand, and Bloody Fox repel the Comanche attack by cunning and subterfuge. When the cactus trap falls shut behind the enemy Indians, a new friend joins them-Apanatshka, a mysterious Comanche chief; but the other companion, Old Wabble, turns from friend to foe when a scoundrel known as the 'general' appears in the oasis.

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Product Details:
Author: Marlies Bugmann
Paperback: 520 pages
Publisher: BookSurge Publishing
Publication Date: May 18, 2007
ISBN: 1419635182
Package Length: 8.0 inches
Package Width: 5.25 inches
Package Height: 1.29 inches
Package Weight: 1.5 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 1 reviews
 
 

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5Old Surehand 1: Karl May  Aug 20, 2007
I have many of this book in various languages(Dutch,German,Indonesian)and lately this English translations by Marlies Bugmann.
I like very much this book translated by Marlies,since she has used the nicest English words for a real story book. Many English translations that I have read,does not reflect the Karl May stories written in German because the translator used either too academic translations or try to expalin more than the orginal German verses!
I like Marlies translations on other Karl May as well,like Winnetou 2, Black Mustang and the Holy night!
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