User talk:Elisabeth Cottier F

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*''In Two Latitudes'' (1952) [''The Mystery of the Polarlys'' / ''Tropic Moon''], Penguin Crime (''Le Passager du Polarlys'', 1932]

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Georges Simenon[edit]

In the section "Partial Bibliography": Many thanks for your noticing this typo (closing bracket)! I've just corrected it... Best : Elisabeth Cottier F (talk) 00:16, 13 June 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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