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Les Aventures de M. Colin-Tampon is a novel written by Jules Girardin. The 4th edition, published in 1896, was illustrated by R. Tinant.
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Les Aventures de M. Colin-Tampon is a novel written by Jules Girardin. The 4th edition, published in 1896, was illustrated by R. Tinant.
M. Colin-Tampon avait cinquante ans; il était propriétaire d'une jolie villa sur le territoire de Courbevoie, et, par-dessus le marché, conseiller municipal.
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