La Vuelta Al Mundo En 80 Días

Around the World in 80 Days
A great story written in 1977 by Jules Verne, for me is a great book because it shows a history of the 1870s onwards in which wealthy men were those who had more opportunities to do things, because this I have work to distract me for a while as it has a great writing and is very easy to find the thread and provides enjoyment for reading it.
Pilleas Fogg was a veryspecial since, lived alone, had no relatives, not even a dog that barks, nobody knew his fortune, was a very strict man and had a well planned schedule for their actions and especially attend punctually at the distinguished Reform Club. It was there where he spent most of the day playing and not returning home until midnight. On October 2, 1872 (the day this story begins) Phileas Fogg morning hiredJohn Lever (nickname he was like a perfect fit for his ability to get out of trouble and complicated situations) as its employee. Passepartout had heard about Sr.Fogg, who wanted to lead a quiet life he never had, I thought I would take the job.
The Reform Club, Fogg met with friends, reading the newspaper and playing card games. That day came up in conversation the subject of the recent bankrobbery in England by 50,000 pounds sterling (currency used therein), the many theories about his escape pointed to the thief never be found if it were to travel because the Earth is very big and impossible, or very difficult immediate communication and cross it soon. Stuart claimed it was impossible to walk the Earth in 80 days, but Fogg supported this theory and to test it, threw a bet that had towalk the Earth in 80 days from that time, and if not promptly returned to the alert to view club members would lose half his fortune.
At 7:50 pm, Phileas Fogg to Passepartout warned him to be constantly traveling to explore the Earth in 80 days and instructed his briefcase with 20,000 pounds for travel.
At the train station, Fogg's friends fired him to check and disbaratada similar feat, whichsoon became news for all Egion Lar newspapers. But it happened that after 7 days of your departure, sent a telegram Fogg Scotland Yard from Suez to say he was tracking bank robber and requested an arrest warrant in Bombay. The effect of the telegram was swift to Fogg, as all now believed that he was the clever criminal who had mocked authority in front of him, as the description of the assailantwore Fogg characteristics: a distinguished man, 40 that could pass for a gentleman, it was refined, high, very refined a personality like his vocabulary.
Detective Fix Suez port, waiting for the boat, called Mongolia, where Fogg came to look closely at each of the passengers for the thief. I was beginning to despair when Passepartout approached him to ask where he could seal the passport of hismaster. Fix Fogg and immediately suspected it was not surprising as Passepartout and found out all the details of the trip, the rush to leave London and even more excitement about the briefcase with the money, however, lacked sufficient evidence for the Suez consul to skim the passenger. Fix found out they were going to follow Asia and planned to stop in Bombay.
On the boat Mongolia, Fogg had foundgood companions for their card games, continued to make a normal life for the common and as he had in London, and almost did not go out on deck to get some fresh air, which only fueled Fix more suspicions, who had decided to establish a friendship with Passepartout to track them closely.
On the 14th, the ship arrived at the port of Bombay two days ahead of schedule. Fogg and Passepartout sealedtheir passports and be left in the afternoon in the train station bound for Calcutta. Meanwhile, Fix was with the chief of Mumbai police to seek arrest warrant, but was denied again from London, and therefore lacked the authority to retain Fogg. Meanwhile Passepartout, who had decided to visit the city, had the idea of ​​entering a cave, bar or Brahmanic mosque with the ignorance that is banned...