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1920 October, Edith Wharton, In Morocco‎, New York: Charles Scribner's Sons:

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v • d • e Works by Edith Wharton

Non-fiction	`{{RQ:Wharton Codman Decoration}}` · `{{RQ:Wharton Fighting France}}` · `{{RQ:Wharton In Morocco}}`

Novels and novellas	`{{RQ:Wharton Age of Innocence}}` · `{{RQ:Wharton Buccaneers}}` · `{{RQ:Wharton Custom of the Country}}` · `{{RQ:Wharton Ethan Frome}}` · `{{RQ:Wharton Glimpses of the Moon}}` · `{{RQ:Wharton House of Mirth}}` · `{{RQ:Wharton Marne}}` · `{{RQ:Wharton Reef}}` · `{{RQ:Wharton Summer}}` · `{{RQ:Wharton Touchstone}}`

Short stories	`{{RQ:Wharton Men and Ghosts}}`

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