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Tales of the Deaf and Dumb

Author	: John Robertson Burnet
Publisher	:
Total Pages	: 244
Release	: 1835
ISBN-10	: UCLA:31158003945127
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Categories: Fiction

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This edition presents 33 of the 100 tales, with at least two from each of the ten days of storytelling. Boccaccio’s general introduction and conclusion to the