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Maria Johanna Elselina Versfelt (27 September 1776 – 19 May 1845), also known as Ida Saint-Elme, Elzelina av Aylde Jonghe, and by her pseudonym La Contemporaine, was a Dutch writer and stage actress, known for her adventurous life with the armies of revolutionary France and Napoleon and her travels in Egypt and the Mediterranean, described in her best-selling books, and for "possibly the earliest satirical magazine written, illustrated, and published by a woman." She died, aged 68, in Brussels, in the almshouse of the Ursuline sisters.