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c1945 UK Collinspaperback first edition published by Collins White Circle in London A solid book withusual tanning to cheap paper Tightly bound and square, no names etc A solid copy and not a common title For Sale at £SOLD - SORRY, CURRENTLY OUT OF STOCK (approx $SOLD) - free delivery worldwide ! |
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1946 UK hardback first edition first issue, Collins, London A VG+ book in unclipped 8/6 dust jacket The book is free from previous owner names etc, tightly bound and square Clean boards and tcontents The wrapper has minor wear to edges but no real loss, still bright and benefitting from outstanding period artwork The opening sequence to the book is based in Soho with a night club called the Gulf Stream. The author retains his reputation as a leading period thriller writer with this fast paced adventure featuring Tony Marini and a mysterious woman. For Sale at £SOLD (approx $SOLD) *B7 - free delivery worldwide ! |
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JM Walsh I CAUGHT but a fleeting glimpse of the movement, and there was only one thing about it to which I could have sworn positively then or later. Unless my eyes were playing unwonted tricks a dim figure had, at the mere sight of me, slid furtively back into the dappled shadows which fringed the opening of the narrow passageway like a frill of dingy lace. Somehow though the idea impressed itself on my mind that the figure was that of a woman. Whether she was young or old remained to be determined. Still the quickness with which she had withdrawn suggested youth and activity. An older person would have moved a trifle more slowly. But if my reasoning were correct it was odd that she should have flitted away from me. I would have been far less surprised had she stopped and whispered enticingly out of the gloom. That would 'have seemed supremely natural. Indeed there was only one kind of man at whom I could imagine such a one shying, and whatever else I may look like I have certainly never been mistaken for a policeman. |
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