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The Wrong Box

Robert Louis Stevenson and Lloyd Osbourne

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Two brothers stand to inherit a fortune if they outlive each other, and a misplaced corpse sets off a chain of disasters across Victorian London. Stevenson's black comedy, written with his stepson Lloyd Osbourne.

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