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Old 11-13-2022, 03:24 AM   #52
Uncle Robin
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I have discovered over the lqst couple of months as I get into reading a wide range of Golden Age mystery novels that I am enjoying them more as I slow down. Francis Vivian and Christopher Bush in particular have proved to be authors whom I enjoy more if take the time to follow the gentle, relaxed pacing of their paragraphs.
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