Le Pensionnat du Fouet

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2 albums/18 artworks – Le Pensionnat du Fouet is a spanking novel by Aimé Van Rod, first published by Édition Parisienne in 1909.The title translates to “The boarding school of the whip”. The original edition of the novel has 10 illustrations by M. del Giglio. In 1929 an English translation, titled Pension Whip, was published by Librairie Artistique.This second edition was published in both English and French and features 12 illustrations by Gaston Smit Album 1 by M. del Giglio (1909) Album 2 by Gaston Smit (1929) Le Pensionnat du Fouet ← Bewaren Bewaren

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