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The dead body of a man is found on the steps to some chambers of Middle Temple Lane, near London’s law courts. A journalist and a young lawyer start investigating. - This classic English murder mystery was written in 1920 by J.S. Fletcher, himself a lawyer turned journalist and author. (Summary by Gesine)
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The dead body of a man is found on the steps to some chambers of Middle Temple Lane, near London’s law courts. A journalist and a young lawyer start investigating. - This classic English murder mystery was written in 1920 by J.S. Fletcher, himself a lawyer turned journalist and author. (Summary by Gesine)
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March 2, 2024
Subject: Pronunication!!
Subject: Pronunication!!
American readers should avoid reading books set in England, Scotland, Ireland or Wales. Their pronunciation of English names, and town names is usually atrocious. Note: the letter "a" only has one syllable in English, it is pronounced as "a" or "ah", not as "a-ye", "a-ya" or anything else with two syllables.
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April 2, 2009
Subject: Good Story
Subject: Good Story
What if a person tried to fix something from the past and then was murdered for it? This is the basis for this book. Enter an inquisitive reporter with a good mind who is determined to solve the murder and outwit the police officers. Now there's a newspaper I'd LOVE to read. The mystery is well-written and keeps you guessing as to who the REAL guilty party is.
Reading is mostly well done, with a few rough spots.
Reading is mostly well done, with a few rough spots.
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