Madame Dai's Bibliotheque -- Eating

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Contributor: kanzis_slave [2,430] 7/21/07

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Read an article about Madame Dai from the 90's at: http://www.iht.com/articles/1993/09/10/dai.php

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Contributor: kanzis_slave [2,430] 7/21/07

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Sadly, the rumor is that Madam Dai has passed away and the Bibliotheque is now closed. If you find it is open again, please post here.

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