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Versailles Christmas-Tide

Versailles Christmas-Tide

Written by: Mary Stuart Boyd
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In the heart of France, a young boy contracts scarlet fever while away at school, prompting his anxious parents to rush to his side. This poignant memoir captures the essence of love, family, and the trials of a Christmas season fraught with uncertainty. - Summary by David Wales

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