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Sievistelevät hupsut

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Se parhaiten nauraa, joka viimeksi nauraa.Porvarismies Gorgibus, tyttärensä Magdelon, ja tämän serkku Cathos ovat saapuneet Pariisiin nauttimaan seurapiirielämästä ja kaupungin tunnelmasta. Gorgibus on sitä mieltä, että nuorille naisille pitäisi löytää kaupungista myös aviomiehet. Valitettavasti hienostoelämän ihanuuksiin tykästyneet neitoset elättelevät niin romanttisia kuvitelmia, etteivät Gorgibusin valitsemat kumppaniehdokkaat heille kelpaa. Tästäkös suivaantuvat niin Gorgibus kuin itse sulhaskokelaat. Nenäkkäille naisille täytyy antaa opetus.Sulhasehdokkaat lähettävät palvelijansa, hienoiksi puettuina ja ylhäisiä herrasmiehiä teeskennellen, tapaamaan nuoria naisia. Nämä rakastuvat täyttä päätä, eivätkä ollenkaan osaa epäillä joutuvansa huijatuksi. Kun hienojen herrojen todellinen henkilöllisyys selviää, on itse kullakin ajattelemisen aihetta.-

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Language Finnish ● Format EPUB ● ISBN 9788726797275 ● Translator Otto Manninen ● Publisher SAGA Egmont ● Published 2023 ● Downloadable 3 times ● Currency EUR ● ID 9214205 ● Copy protection Adobe DRM

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