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Kock (PAUL HENRI DE a French)

PAUL HENRI DE, a French novelist and playwright, son of Charles Paul; born in Paris Paris, France, April 25, 1819. He followed closely in his father's footsteps, producing numerous novels and plays , which however, never enjoyed the same popularity. Titles of some of his novels are: "The King of the Students and dents and the Queen of the Grisettes" Kisses Accursed" (1860); "Absinthe Drinkers" (1863); "The New Manon" (1864 ); "Mademoiselle Croquemitaine" (1871). He died in Limeil, April 14, 1892.

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