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O Fantasma da Ópera

Gaston Leroux

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A masked figure haunts the Paris Opera from its cellars and becomes obsessed with the young singer Christine Daaé. Gaston Leroux's gothic novel that inspired the famous musical, complete in Portuguese.

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