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    theeadthenovelsevetisover,andascehasdevelopedhis

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    2.thesupeaturalaleofhl

    3.thehistoris.

    4.theloveronhaerdrea

    5.thepoographieigoldvaseplu

    6.thenovelofsocialsatire:julinwaishih.

    7.thenovelofideas:ghuajuan.

    8.thenovelofsoners:strahingsofthelasttyyears.

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    adventure,inesecalled”novelsofchivalry,”easilytopthelist.astrange

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