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A History of the French Novel, Vol. 1

Note 321 — Chapter X

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One of Lesage's triumphs is the way in which, almost to the last, "M. de Santillane," despite the rogueries practised often on and sometimes by him, retains a certain gullibility, or at least ingenuousness.

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