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  • AndrĂ© Baillon

    
a [Girl Named] Marie”) and Zonzon PĂ©pette, fille de Londres (1923; “Zonzon PĂ©pette, Girl of London”) are realistic studies of prostitution, while En Sabots (1922; “In Wooden Shoes”), the novel that first drew the attention of the French critics, is based on Baillon’s stay in the Flemish village of Westmalle.


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a [Girl Named] Marie”) and Zonzon PĂ©pette, fille de Londres (1923; “Zonzon PĂ©pette, Girl of London”) are realistic studies of prostitution, while En Sabots (1922; “In Wooden Shoes”), the novel that first drew the attention of the French critics, is based on Baillon’s stay in the Flemish village of Westmalle.


    Read More