PART TWO.

A chapter of the book "The Story of a Fair Greek of Yesteryear: A Translation From the French of Antoine-François Prévost's L'Histoire d'une Grecque Moderne" is presented. It recounts how the narrator thought he was being followed by someone who turned out to be a chief aide of the Grand Vizier who...

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Publicado en:Story of a Fair Greek of Yester-Year: A Translation from the French of Antoine-François Prévost's 'L'His-toire d'Une Grecque Moderne' pp. 175 - 288
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Publicado: Digitalia Publishing Corp. 1984
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