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Bath House at Myrtle Beach State Park, Myrtle Beach, S. C. "America's finest strand"
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Bath House at Myrtle Beach State Park, Myrtle Beach, S. C. "America's finest strand"

[ca. 1930–1945]

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J'ai ta lettre cherie, ô mon Ernest, je la presse - sur mon cœur et la couvre de mes baisers...qu'il - m'est doux de penser que tu en fair autant - de la - mienne. Comme l'amour sait poctiser les choses les - plus vulgaires! - Ton Elise. - Ernest s'en fait des papillottes
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Gavarni, Paul, 1804-1866