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Quiet Corners of Paris Royalty the deepest and most joyousSometimes it seems there isn't a centimeter in Paris that hasn't been discovered, described, and recommended. Yet even frequent visitors who know the city well can often get the feeling that the "real" city somehow remains elusive. In the pages of Quiet Corners of Paris, first published in France, author Jean Christophe Napias, along with photographer Christophe Lefbure, has found more than eighty of the loveliest, most tranquil, and sometimes hidden