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FICTION
Serenade to Terror
A sweet life, a rich life they had on the submarine, and all he wanted was to have it again
September
1
1935
GEORGES SURDEZ
Serenade to Terror
GEORGES SURDEZ
September
1
1935
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FICTION
Serenade to Terror
A sweet life, a rich life they had on the submarine, and all he wanted was to have it again
September
1
1935
GEORGES SURDEZ
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