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The Widow had a Gun - George Harmon Coxe
1954 UK hardcover 1st edition, 1st impression, Hammond and Hammond A VG+ book in dust cover, not price clipped, 9/6 as required The book has no names or inscriptions or stamps or bookplates etc Tightly bound and square, tidy contents and boards The dustwrapper is chipped to spine corner, closed tear and rubs to edges Superb DJ artwork and a nice looking thing For Sale at £17 (approx $30) *P2 - free delivery worldwide ! |
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Suddenly a Widow - George Harmon Coxe
1957 English hardback first edition, first issue, Hammond and Hammond A VG+ book in 10s/6d unclipped dustwrapper The book is without names etc, solid, clean and tight The jacket has shallow nicks to spine ends and minor rubs to very edges. Still clean and bright and benefitting from superb artwork by the ever reliable Sax. In his room John Harrington's sprawled figure lay oddly twisted on the bed, his greying hair tousled, his face tinged with more colour than it had held in life. The family thought it was his heart (the doctor had warned them that another coronary would be his last). Ann. who had destroyed the note, thought it was suicide, brought on by anger and bitterness. The police said it was murder! A particularly clean copy of a very scarce book For Sale at £47 (approx $89) *B7 - free delivery worldwide ! |
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Three months of getting her husband's breakfast tray to his door at eight-thirty each morning had made it something of a habit until Diane Edwards had moved into the house three weeks earlier and offered to perform the task on alternate weeks, a somewhat surprising reversal of form from one who had always maintained she found it impossible to open her eyes before nine or ten in the morning, much less get out of bed. But it was unfair, Diane said, for Ann to have to do the job alone. After all, John Har-rington was her stepfather and why shouldn't she help while she was staying here? Ann had accepted the offer gratefully, though with some misgivings, but Diane had served faithfully and without complaint. Now it was Ann's turn and the clock said she had nineteen minutes; time enough once you had the proper routine in mind. Not stopping to close the windows but noting with a quick glance across the back yard that it was another fine day, she hurried from her room, the robe billowing upward behind her as she fled down the stairs trying to belt it. |
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