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... Tired Angel. By E. M. Story. (Stockwell.) Gs. Wind. By Marion Charlcson. (Stockwell.) 2s. Gd. Poirot Investigates. By Agatha Christie. (John Lane.) 7s. Gd. Over the Garden Wall A Story of Racing and Romance. By Eleanor, Viscountess Torrington. (Hutchinson ...
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... will buy it. The modern day stories are in BRITANNIA EVE. THE KEY OF LIFE by Sir Philip Gibbs THE CRIME PASSIONNEL by Agatha Christie THE ART OF ANECDOTE by George Adam THE TRUTH ABOUT MEDIUMS by Shaw Desmond 'THE REST OF THE WORLD by Diana Bourbon CHILDREN ...
... principal stories are The Man with a Grouse, by H. de Vere Stacpoole, and a detective yarn, Sing a Song of Sixpence, by Agatha Christie. All these Christmas numbers cost 2s., except Britannia and Eve, which is Is. 6d. Every one of them contains just the ...
... scraping up a bare subsistence by selling .blackberries, mushrooms and the like, j The Mysterious Affair at Styles. By Agatha Christie. (John Lane.) 7s. Gd. This detective nqyel has had the unique distinction for a first book of being accepted by the Times ...
... By Edgar Wallace. (John Long.) 7s. Gd. A detec tive story dedicated to Sir Emsley Carr. The Man in the Brown Suit. By Agatha Christie. (John Lane.) 7s. Gd. The Boy in the Bush. By D. H. Lawrence and M. L. Skinner. (Seeker.) 7s. Gd. Glowerower Scottish ...
... NOVELS, POEMS AND PLAYS The Murder on the Links. By Agatha Christie. (John Lane.) 7s. 6d. The Stark Munro Letters Mical Clarke. By Arthur Conan Doyle. (John Murray.) 2s. each Love, the Victor Poems. By Walter Cook. (Simpkin, Marshall.) 2s. Gd A series ...
... experiences in Rome as a governess and her ultimate union to the man of her dreams. The Mysterious Affair at Styles. By Agatha Christie. (John Lane.) 7s. 6d. This novel was originally written as the result of a bet, that the author, who had previously never ...
... characteristic of the spring is the extreme prevalence of the detective novel, including one by that once lost lady, Mrs. Agatha Christie. Years ago there were just a few men who wrote 'tec tales and perhaps were rather looked down upon for doing so by the ...
... Another clever story if it can be called a story by the clever American author of Jurgen. The Murder of Roger Ackroyd. By Agatha Christie. Collins. 7s. 6d. net. M. Poirot, well known for his clever detective work, has here come back from temporary re tirement ...
... the Arrow, by Mr. A. E. W. Mason, at the Vaudeville, nor Alibi, Mr. Michael Morton's play, from a crime story by Mrs. Agatha Christie, at the Prince of Wales's, is a good play. There are too many clues to be fol lowed in the spoken word, and the spoken ...
... place with men. Indeed the two most brilliant writers of this kind of book at the present moment are both women-- Mrs. Agatha Christie and Miss Dorothy Sayers-- and a new book by either of them is an event to which a large public all over the country look ...