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-> "Ma chère ville presque natale." — Romain Gary, on Nice ((Romain Gary, quoted in //Nice, Vie des Quartiers — Dubouchage//, Archives Nice Côte d'Azur, May–June 2018. https://archives.nicecotedazur.org/quartiers/nice-vie-des-quartiers-dubouchage/))
+> "Ma chère ville presque natale." — Romain Gary, on Nice((Romain Gary, quoted in //Nice, Vie des Quartiers — Dubouchage//, Archives Nice Côte d'Azur, May–June 2018. https://archives.nicecotedazur.org/quartiers/nice-vie-des-quartiers-dubouchage/))
 We live on one of the most historically layered streets in Nice — a boulevard that has housed a prefect's legacy, a Parisian industrialist's villa, the city's oldest library, a celebrated arts club, its first public art gallery, and the formative years of one of France's greatest novelists. Boulevard Dubouchage is not a famous street in the manner of the Promenade des Anglais, but its depth of history is remarkable, and our address at No. 4 bis places us at its southern, city-centre end — steps from Place Masséna, the Promenade du Paillon, and the cultural heart of Nice.