Paŭlo kaj Virginio (Paul and Virginia)

Bernardin de Saint-Pierre

142 pages
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Two children grow up together on a tropical island in this famous 18th-century romance. Translated by Hector Hodler, co-founder of the Universal Esperanto Association, in fluent and elegant prose.

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