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Death in Venice and other stories, Thomas Mann

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Death in Venice and Seven Other Stories by Thomas Mann
Year: 1963 / Pages: 404 / Soft cover / Lightly marked
Stories included: Death in Venice, Tonio Kroger, Mario and the Magician, Disorder and Early Sorrow, A Man and his Dog, The Blood of teh Walsungs, Tristan, Felix Krull. Joe only marked up Tonio Kroger.

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