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FROMONT THE YOUNGER & RISLER THE ELDER. By A. Daudet.
"The series starts well with M. Alphonse Daudet's masterpiece."—Athenæum.
"A terrible story, powerful after a sledge-hammer fashion in some parts, and wonderfully tender, touching, and pathetic in others."—Illustrated London News.
SAMUEL BROHL AND PARTNER. By V. Cherbuliez.
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