Download Otello.William Shakespeare(Ru) APK latest version Free for Android
| Version | 1.2.0 |
| Update | 7 years ago |
| Size | |
| Developer | GoldenLIB |
| Category | Apps, Books & Reference |
| Package Name | goldenlib.books.othelloshekspirru.android |
| OS | 2.3.3 and up |
Otello.William Shakespeare(Ru) APPLICATION description
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The book is in Russian!
Menu of the book:
1) Go to the page.
2) Add / Remove tab.
3) Go to the tab.
4) Display Mode: Day / Night.
5) Change the settings: font size, paper, page turning effect
Othello, the Moor, gained fame as a great military leader. He met with Desdemona, the daughter of Brabantio. Struck by his tales of military campaigns, the girl falls in love with Othello secretly with him crowned. Brabantio refers to the Doge of Venice, believing that the Moor fall in love with Desdemona by witchcraft. However, Othello manage to convince everyone that Desdemona is completely free in his will: "She loved me for the meal, and I was her compassion for him." He was assigned to take command of the distant garrison and went there with his young wife.
Pushkin wrote: "The main tragedy of Othello is not that he is jealous, and that he was too trusting!"
The book is in Russian!
Menu of the book:
1) Go to the page.
2) Add / Remove tab.
3) Go to the tab.
4) Display Mode: Day / Night.
5) Change the settings: font size, paper, page turning effect
Othello, the Moor, gained fame as a great military leader. He met with Desdemona, the daughter of Brabantio. Struck by his tales of military campaigns, the girl falls in love with Othello secretly with him crowned. Brabantio refers to the Doge of Venice, believing that the Moor fall in love with Desdemona by witchcraft. However, Othello manage to convince everyone that Desdemona is completely free in his will: "She loved me for the meal, and I was her compassion for him." He was assigned to take command of the distant garrison and went there with his young wife.
Pushkin wrote: "The main tragedy of Othello is not that he is jealous, and that he was too trusting!"