Faust : parts one and two Cousin Bette
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Faust : parts one and two . Cousin Bette
（Great books of the Western World / Mortimer J. Adler, editor in chief, 45）
Encyclopædia Britannica, c1990
2nd ed
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Cousine Bette
Goethe ; Balzac
Great books
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Faust is translated by Philip Wayne
Cousine Bette is translated by Marion Ayton Crawford
Spine title: Goethe ; Balzac
Spine title: Great books
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