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L'homme qu'il vous faut 

Dordogne, Kingdom of France, July 1749. Adélaïde, a young provincial aristocrat, is about to meet the man her father has chosen for her husband. While strolling through the forest with her cousin, she spots a silhouette in the old abandoned hunting tower.
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Dordogne, Kingdom of France, July 1749. Adélaïde, a young provincial aristocrat, is about to meet the man her father has chosen for her husband. While strolling through the forest with her cousin, she spots a silhouette in the old abandoned hunting tower.

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