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Who Will You Save?

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The Infinite Sadness of Small Appliances by Glenn Dixon

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“And let me know. Please. I have milk and cheese. They can’t go above thirty-eight degrees Fahrenheit. They won’t last.”

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“With an eye on possible publication in the future, I had divided the work into chapters, and the night before I had brought it up to date with an account of Miss Russell’s visit. Poirot had therefore twenty chapters.”
― Agatha Christie, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd

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“But a dictaphone has a certain bulk—it cannot be slipped casually into a pocket.”
― Agatha Christie, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd

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“And let me know. Please. I have milk and cheese. They can’t go above thirty-eight degrees Fahrenheit. They won’t last.”
― Glenn Dixon, The Infinite Sadness of Small Appliances

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“Aunt Lucilla’s tongue has its uses,’ said Race.”
― Agatha Christie, Sparkling Cyanide

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“We were Spared in This Country, sir, owing to our Navy and Air Force and our brave young men and being fortunate enough to be an island. If Hitler had landed here we’d all have turned out and given him short shrift. My sight isn’t good enough for shooting, but I could have used a pitchfork, sir, and I intended to do so if necessary. We’ve always welcomed the unfortunate in this country, sir, it’s been our pride. We shall continue so to do.”
― Agatha Christie, After the Funeral

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