
Category: Literature
Literature, literary criticism, authors.


LEAVE IT TO PSMITH (28)
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“It seems to me the nearest thing to slavery that I have ever struck.”
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LEAVE IT TO PSMITH (27)
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“Don’t talk so much! I never met a fellow like you for talking.”
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10 Best Adventures of 1944
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From GREEN FOR DANGER and CAPTAIN FROM CASTILE to EC COMICS.
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LEAVE IT TO PSMITH (24)
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‘When we have turned this next corner you will see a most remarkable sight.’
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LEAVE IT TO PSMITH (23)
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He melted away into the shrubbery just in time to avoid Miss Peavey.
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10 Best Adventures of 1934
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From THE POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS TWICE and THE BLUE LOTUS to JIREL OF JOIRY
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LEAVE IT TO PSMITH (22)
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‘There is no finer tonic than a good look at a lobelia immediately after breakfast.’
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LEAVE IT TO PSMITH (20)
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‘I have never gone in largely for crime hitherto, but something tells me I shall be rather good at it.’
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