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Nobody's Boy (1878)

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Reads 21,092
Votes 1,147
Parts 33
Time 6h 46m

strawberrycheese08

boy classic classics family france french frenchliterature hector journey literature malot nobodys orphan

Seperated from his foster mother, Remi starts a journey of the roads of France with Signor Vitalis, who travels with three dogs and a monkey.
*This story belongs to Hector Malot. I don't own anything.Public Domain

boy classic classics family france french frenchliterature hector journey literature malot nobodys orphan

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