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Jules Verne · 1900 · Free in the US
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CLOVIS DARDENTOR
Lorsque tous les deux descendirent en gare de Cette, — train de Paris à la Méditerranée, — Marcel Lornans, s’adressant à Jean Taconnat, lui dit :
« Qu’allons-nous faire, s’il te plaît, en attendant le départ du paquebot ?…
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