La Ventego (The Tempest)
William Shakespeare
The exiled magician Prospero conjures a storm to bring his enemies to his island. Shakespeare's last great play, translated by Achille Motteau and dedicated to Zamenhof.
Loading the book...
Keep reading
-
Next in this topic
Georgo Dandin (George Dandin)A rich peasant marries into the nobility and regrets it at every turn in Molière's biting comedy. Translated from French by L. L. Zamenhof.
Verified PDF · Secure download - Ifigenio en Taŭrido (Iphigenia in Tauris)
Goethe's verse drama of a Greek priestess torn between loyalty and truth, in Zamenhof's translation. It was performed at the 1908 World Esperanto Congress in Dresden, and this edition includes photos of that premiere.
Verified PDF · Secure download - La Rabistoj (The Robbers)
Two brothers, one betrayed and one a schemer, collide in Schiller's explosive drama of rebellion. Translated into Esperanto by L. L. Zamenhof.
Verified PDF · Secure download - R. U. R.: Rossumaj Universal-Robotoj (Rossum's Universal Robots)
The play that gave the world the word robot: a factory builds artificial workers who rise up against humanity. A 1926 Esperanto translation of Čapek's science fiction classic.
Verified PDF · Secure download - Kastelo de Prelongo (The Castle of Prelongo)
Published in 1907, this is the first novel ever written directly in Esperanto. A family drama of secrets, crime and inheritance around an old castle, written by the French doctor Henri Vallienne in about 150,000 words.
Verified PDF · Secure download
Explore more Language Learning
- English Learning
- Korean Learning
- Spanish Learning
- English Books for Beginners
- Korean Workbooks
- French Learning
- Japanese Learning
- Books in German