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Gradually, we have been relaxed morals and our monthly Bibliohumor strip. On this occasion, when it is expected that one of the star gifts this Christmas are electronic books (and the debates on the desirability of these devices and their formats may be long), you leave a strip Forges published in April 2006, hoping that is your pleasure.



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