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The French institution where Marie-Louise and Paul learned irregular verbs – and fell in love
They met as 16-year-olds at Alliance Francaise de Melbourne and will return 54 years later to celebrate their union – and the school’s new home.
- by Carolyn Webb
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The French institution where Marie-Louise and Paul learned irregular verbs – and fell in love
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