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179 Pioneers, The
180 Prairie, The
187 Spy, The
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283 Fantine
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308 Marius
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39 Notre Dame de Paris
331 St. Denis
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287 Gilded Clique
108 Lecoq, the Detective
199 Lerouge Case, The
312 Mystery of Orcival

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245 Michael Strogoff
219 Mysterious Island
189 Tour of the World in 80 Days
121 Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea

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153 Allan Quartermain
223 Allan's Wife
160 Cleopatra
100 Jess
167 King Solomon's Mines
112 Miawa's Revenge
244 Mr. Meeson's Will
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