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The Illusionist
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The Illusionist

novel by Mallet-Joris
Also known as: “Into the Labyrinth”, “Le Rempart des bĂ©guines”, “The Loving and the Daring”(Show More)
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Le Rempart des bĂ©guines (1951; The Illusionist, also published as Into the Labyrinth and The Loving and the Daring), the story of an affair between a girl and her father’s mistress, described with clinical detachment in a sober, classical prose. A sequel, La Chambre rouge (1953; The Red Room), and


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Le Rempart des bĂ©guines (1951; The Illusionist, also published as Into the Labyrinth and The Loving and the Daring), the story of an affair between a girl and her father’s mistress, described with clinical detachment in a sober, classical prose. A sequel, La Chambre rouge (1953; The Red Room), and


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