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Subject: Best English edition of Justine by de Sade?
Date: Wed, 24 Nov 2004 18:06:16 +0000
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After watching the film 'Quills' a few days ago, I was thinking of
buying a copy of Justine.
I know the cheap Wordsworth Editions version is heavily expurgated,
but I was wondering how complete the old Corgi edition from around
1968 is?
Any other suggestions for a budget copy of this book in English?
Thanx in advance,
=:o)
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