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| 26-01-2007 'Kamasutra' most downloaded e-book |
 New Delhi, India (IANS): A 19th century French translation of the 'Kamasutra', the ancient tome to erotic love by Indian Vatsyayana, is currently the most downloaded of all e-books on an Internet website that provides 20,000 books for free and gets some two million hits each month. The translation is by Pierre Eugene Lamairesse.
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