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A blind Argentinean, a prostitute poetess, a ruined philanthropist, a bad boy of English literature or a French bisexual. The journey reveals the love or anger that Jorge Luis Borges, Gris\u00e9lidis R\u00e9al, Henry Dunant, Lord Byron, Colette and other writers like the author of \u201cLa Belle du Seigneur\u201d had for the city of Geneva. We turn the pages, from one bank to the other. <\/p>\n
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