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their superstitious countrymen; and L’InitiĂ© (1979; “The Initiate”), the protagonist of which is a French-trained doctor who is also an initiate of a faith-healing cult. A collection of short stories (Liaison d’une Ă©tĂ© [1968; “Summer Affair”]), many of which were written before the novels, introduced his major theme of


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their superstitious countrymen; and L’InitiĂ© (1979; “The Initiate”), the protagonist of which is a French-trained doctor who is also an initiate of a faith-healing cult. A collection of short stories (Liaison d’une Ă©tĂ© [1968; “Summer Affair”]), many of which were written before the novels, introduced his major theme of


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