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Camille Maupin
A famous writer and salonnière.
minor
Also known as Camille
First appearance: Another Study of Woman
Camille Maupin shows up with force in Another Study of Woman. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Referenced indirectly as the recipient of Blondet's epigram about female authors.
Camille Maupin first appears in 0011 another study of woman.
In Another Study of Woman: Referenced indirectly as the recipient of Blondet's epigram about female authors.
Later, in Gobseck: Referred to as Camille de Grandlieu in the text. She is the daughter of the Vicomtesse, who is sent to bed during Derville's story.
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