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"Nooks & Corners of Old Paris, penned by Georges Cain and translated by Frederick Lawton, takes readers on a captivating journey through the hidden gems and historical corners of Paris. Cain's meticulous descriptions and Lawton's translation transport readers to the alleys, streets, and landmarks that have shaped the city's character. This book offers a unique perspective on Paris, inviting readers to discover its charming and lesser-known facets."