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* Moby Books Illustrated Classic Editions abridged classic novels to a couple of hundred pages -- smallpages—small pages, large print, and one page in each double-page spread had an illustration instead of text. The Moby Books edition of ''[[The Count of Monte Cristo]]'' is an interesting case study in what's considered appropriate for young readers: most of the book is devoted to the early section with Edmond being wrongfully imprisoned, befriending and learning from a fellow prisoner, and escaping, and then the whole rest of the book is done away with in a few pages. The Count of Monte Cristo's hardly in it.