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John Luther Long · 1904 · Free in the US
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MADAME BUTTERFLY.
Copyright, 1895, by L. R. Hamersley & Co. Copyright, 1895, by the Jenson Press. Copyright, 1898, by The Century Co. Copyright, 1898, by John Luther Long.
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