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New Arabian Nights

Robert Louis Stevenson

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Prince Florizel of Bohemia wanders Victorian London in disguise and stumbles into The Suicide Club and the hunt for the Rajah's Diamond. Also includes the moody seaside thriller The Pavilion on the Links.

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