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Violet
She was a bandit known as La Violette, and she had fallen into the hands of the French. Now it was Julian St. Simon's assignment to rescue her-then force her to reveal the strategic military secrets only she knew. But Tamsyn was no timid flower.
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- "Smei︠u︡shchii︠si︠a︡ trup"
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- "She was a bandit known as La Violette, and she had fallen into the hands of the French. Now it was Julian St. Simon's assignment to rescue her-then force her to reveal the strategic military secrets only she knew. But Tamsyn was no timid flower."@en
- "She was a bandit known as La Violette, and she had fallen into the hands of the French. Now it was Julian St. Simon's assignment to rescue her, then force her to reveal the strategic military secrets only she knew. But Tamsyn was no timid flower."@en
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