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The Midnight Lady

Gaston Leroux

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A mysterious nobleman, a gipsy girl and a plot that runs from the Palais Royal in Paris to the Hofburg in Vienna and the tragedy of Mayerling. Court intrigue and adventure, translated in 1930.

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