Ruin

by Beppe Fenoglio

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Published 1992 by Marlboro Press in Marlboro, Vt .
Written in English

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Edition Notes

Translation of: Malora.

Statement	Beppe Fenoglio ; translated by John Shepley.
Classifications
LC Classifications	PQ4815.E63 M313 1992
The Physical Object
Pagination	93 p. ;
Number of Pages	93
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL1352050M
ISBN 10	0910395837, 0910395845
LC Control Number	92242462

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