Episode 39— Mariage de Jean-François et Élizabeth
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Jean Louis Paris
as Curé Maillet
Denyse Chartier
as Élizabeth Demaison
Raymond Legault
as Jean-François Jacquemin
Guy Provost
as Antoine Jacquemin
Marjolaine Hebert
as Jeanne Jacquemin
Janine Fluet
as Orise Demaison
Yves Massicotte
as Ovila Demaison
Jean Duceppe
as Léandre Jacquemin
Sylvie Leonard
as Annick Jacquemin
Jean Jacques Desjardins
as Martin Jacquemin
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