"Cocotte: A Paris Street Girl's Story" 1951 PRATT, Theodore Chintz

"Cocotte: A Paris Street Girl's Story" 1951 PRATT, Theodore ChintzPRATT, Theodore [174] pp. Fawcett Publications, Inc. 1951 7 1 8' x 4 1 4" The story centers on a sensitive American man from a respectable family who travels to Paris for the first time. There, he marries a young woman who works on the street (a "cocotte" is a French term, often historical slang, for a kept woman or a prostitute). The narrative explores their relationship and the cultural clashes and complexities arising from their different

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