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‘Don’t be silly, Len. You know it’s my mission in life to keep you for ever young.’
— Oct 19, 2026 09:48AM
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‘Don’t be silly, Len. You know it’s my mission in life to keep you for ever young.’
— Oct 19, 2026 09:49AM
Ananya Kaimathuruthil
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‘I’d have thought one murder in the vicarage would be enough for any man of the cloth.’
So would I, Inspector Slack, so would I.
— Oct 19, 2026 02:56AM
So would I, Inspector Slack, so would I.
Ananya Kaimathuruthil
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‘But it does seem so important to get these things right from
the outset, doesn’t it? ..'
— Oct 18, 2026 10:37AM
the outset, doesn’t it? ..'
Ananya Kaimathuruthil
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‘Revenge, said Miss Marple, almost to herself. ‘Revenge
and settling of scores. That’s another thing one finds a great
deal of in small, out-of-the-way places.’
— Oct 18, 2026 10:23AM
and settling of scores. That’s another thing one finds a great
deal of in small, out-of-the-way places.’
Ananya Kaimathuruthil
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This really is a great intro - Evil, after all, is just as easily found in the most picturesque corner of England as in the meanest city streets — human
nature is human nature, wherever you are. And so one of
her most unforgettable characters came into being.
— Oct 18, 2026 05:05AM
nature is human nature, wherever you are. And so one of
her most unforgettable characters came into being.
Ananya Kaimathuruthil
is on page 9 of 379
Miss Jane Marple, literature’s pre-eminent amateur detective
and one of Agatha Christie’s finest creations, first appeared
in print in December 1927, in a short story called ‘The
Tuesday Night Club’.
— Oct 18, 2026 04:58AM
and one of Agatha Christie’s finest creations, first appeared
in print in December 1927, in a short story called ‘The
Tuesday Night Club’.