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“her attire so I can see for myself and have no doubt what is about. Poor Sir Tomas I dread to think what will happen if finds owt. Wednesday. Matters are getting wurse. Sir Robt. came for dinner and stay’d the night in my Ladys bedchamber. I herd so much noise and disturbing that I could scarce sleep, as my room is close to my Lady. What will become of all this I wonder. Tuesday. Sir Tomas back from London. Much distress and raised voises. Later I went to my Lady but she was not in her bedchambre, neither her attire nor her toilette things. I to Sir Tomas and told him I thought my Lady gone. He with me to her bedchamber. When he hath seen what I said were truth he cast him on my Ladys bed sobbing and weeping much. Two weeks and no news of my Lady. Sir Tomas distrort and wanders the Castle between tymes and sets out to search for her, always returning much sadd’ned. He has taken to sleeping in my Ladys”
― Bill Kitson, Silent as the Grave

“That’s it,’ he told us, ‘nothing there to get excited about.”
― Bill Kitson, Flesh and Blood

“nodded. ‘Well, I won’t”
― Bill Kitson, Coming Home to Byland Crescent

“I honestly don’t know which is worse,’ her tone was despairing. ‘Mike bouncing around the place like a hyperactive Don Juan on steroids, or mooning about like Casanova with erectile dysfunction.”
― Bill Kitson, The Bleeding Heart Killer

“of”
― Bill Kitson, Dead & Gone

“go through their premises with a fine-tooth comb.”
― Bill Kitson, Cut-Throat

“and”
― Bill Kitson, Flesh and Blood

“name of the company that rented”
― Bill Kitson, Dead or Alive

“went through the cottage with a fine-toothed comb.”
― Bill Kitson, Skeletons in the Closet

“were”
― Bill Kitson, Coming Home to Byland Crescent

“inherent”
― Bill Kitson, Brothers and Sisters of Byland Crescent

“arrange”
― Bill Kitson, Death Sentence

“vague”
― Bill Kitson, Dead or Alive

“you”
― Bill Kitson, Guilty as Sin

“but”
― Bill Kitson, Dead or Alive

“Did”
― Bill Kitson, Flesh and Blood

“to”
― Bill Kitson, Dead or Alive

“Book 1: WHAT LIES BENEATH”
― Bill Kitson, Detective Mike Nash Books 11–15

“The pub was a tiny, creeper clad building.”
― Bill Kitson, Brothers and Sisters of Byland Crescent

“Dr”
― Bill Kitson, Brothers and Sisters of Byland Crescent