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Eloisa : $b or, A series of original letters

by Jean-Jacques Rousseau

A public-domain edition of Eloisa : $b or, A series of original letters by Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Project Gutenberg classifies it under Psychological fiction, Epistolary fiction, Women -- Fiction.

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Jean-Jacques Rousseau
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