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La Fistule, Poème Héroï-Comique De Conseils Aux Gens Atteints De Cette Triste Maladie Par Un Fistuleux
Language: French
Published by E. Thunot, Paris, 1856
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Good. Original Edition. With a frontispiece of medical instruments, which is foxed. Gosselin, A. M.is listed under the first poem, with E.-L. Desnost at the end with the date December 1, 1856. A curious and presumably humorous poetry about proctological subject matter, and likely a spoof of Gosselin. Placed loosely in a modern binder. Not a modern reprint.
