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The Flowers of Evil

Charles Baudelaire

『The Flowers of Evil』is a free short e-book of Charles Baudelaire available on Project Gutenberg. It has 7,872 words and may take about 30min to read.

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TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH VERSE BY CYRIL SCOTT LONDON ELKIN MATHEWS, VIGO STREET M CM IX DEDICATED TO ARTHUR SYMONS CONTENTS Benediction Echoes The Sick Muse The Venal Mus...

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Charles Baudelaire

(1821 - 1867)

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