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The Phantom of the Opera

✍ Scribed by Leroux, Gaston

Book ID: 108631752
Publisher: Harper Perennial
Year: 1911
Tongue: English
Weight: 148 KB
Category: Fiction

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✦ Synopsis

Rumors abound that a ghost stalks the dark passages and cellars of the Paris Opera House. No one has actually seen this Phantom, but Christine Daa?, a beautiful and talented young singer, has heard his voice. He is her "Angel of Music," coaching her to sing as she never could before. When the handsome Viscount begins to court Christine, the mysterious Phantom-consumed by jealousy-rises up to seek revenge.

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