The Daily Muckamuck
Yusuf RitterPublicist & Editor @ www.TikhanovLibrary.com Sometimes I post excerpts from books I am working on
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With the Unión Nacional Sinarquista in Mexico City
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Faust, 1945 – The rise and fall of Pierre Drieu la Rochelle
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Gilles, Chapter XXIV
Alice had long since detached herself from Paris; she had even developed a hatred for the rear. Now she dreaded Paris on account of Gilles. He first told her that he would not be spending his leave in Paris; then slyly pointed out everythin...
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