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Examples
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Soon, Reyer and another wanderer on the streets, an elderly woman called Clemence, are lodging with Mathilde in her fish-obsessed house.
Sunday Salon: The Chalk Circle Man, by Fred Vargas, translated by Sian Reynolds Maxine 2009
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One of these characters, a beautiful blind man called Paul Reyer, has disappeared and Mathilde, professing to be worried, reports him as missing to the police.
Sunday Salon: The Chalk Circle Man, by Fred Vargas, translated by Sian Reynolds Maxine 2009
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Soon, Reyer and another wanderer on the streets, an elderly woman called Clemence, are lodging with Mathilde in her fish-obsessed house.
Book review Maxine 2009
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Soon, Reyer and another wanderer on the streets, an elderly woman called Clemence, are lodging with Mathilde in her fish-obsessed house.
Books Maxine 2009
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One of these characters, a beautiful blind man called Paul Reyer, has disappeared and Mathilde, professing to be worried, reports him as missing to the police.
Reading Maxine 2009
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One of these characters, a beautiful blind man called Paul Reyer, has disappeared and Mathilde, professing to be worried, reports him as missing to the police.
Book review Maxine 2009
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One of these characters, a beautiful blind man called Paul Reyer, has disappeared and Mathilde, professing to be worried, reports him as missing to the police.
Books Maxine 2009
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Soon, Reyer and another wanderer on the streets, an elderly woman called Clemence, are lodging with Mathilde in her fish-obsessed house.
Reading Maxine 2009
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One of these characters, a beautiful blind man called Paul Reyer, has disappeared and Mathilde, professing to be worried, reports him as missing to the police.
Sunday Salon: The Chalk Circle Man, by Fred Vargas, translated by Sian Reynolds Maxine 2009
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Soon, Reyer and another wanderer on the streets, an elderly woman called Clemence, are lodging with Mathilde in her fish-obsessed house.
Sunday Salon: The Chalk Circle Man, by Fred Vargas, translated by Sian Reynolds Maxine 2009
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