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Step back in time and into the world of the legendary Sarah Bernhardt through the intimate recollections of someone who knew her well. "Sarah Bernhardt as I knew her: The Memoirs of Madame Pierre Berton as told to Basil Woon" offers a unique and captivating glimpse into the life of the celebrated French actress.
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