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  • "You'll find out," said Nuchols as he started to cram Jepperson into the rear seat.

    A Corpse is a Corpse Browne, Richard W 2001

  • Nuchols shrieked as he let go of the steering wheel and covered his face with his arms.

    A Corpse is a Corpse Browne, Richard W 2001

  • The car careened right, then bounced off the concrete retaining wall several times, sparks flying, before Nuchols regained the road.

    A Corpse is a Corpse Browne, Richard W 2001

  • "Okay, I understand how he planned to fiddle his taxes and diddle his wife, but who killed Robley and Nuchols?" asked Taggart.

    A Corpse is a Corpse Browne, Richard W 2001

  • The car jolted to the right, as Nuchols wrestled with the steering wheel.

    A Corpse is a Corpse Browne, Richard W 2001

  • Up front, Nuchols wrenched the wheel right, but could not avoid the collision.

    A Corpse is a Corpse Browne, Richard W 2001

  • Nuchols grabbed Jim's wrist as he reached for the desk phone.

    A Corpse is a Corpse Browne, Richard W 2001

  • Jim told her how Robely and Nuchols drove him downtown, the accident, being rescued by Ed and then finding no trace of Robley, Nuchols or Millirons.

    A Corpse is a Corpse Browne, Richard W 2001

  • Without direction from Robley, Nuchols chose the fork labeled "Washington/Charlottesville", whizzing past the big green "Downtown."

    A Corpse is a Corpse Browne, Richard W 2001

  • Nuchols held up the two rings, his grin wavering between fun and fear, like a child on a rollercoaster.

    A Corpse is a Corpse Browne, Richard W 2001

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