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Category Archives: HISTORICAL
MAIGRET’S LOCKED ROOM MYSTERY: Chapter 1
“What do you make of this famous old French detective they’ve brought to Australia? Was it to find out how Harold Holt died? What’s the word in Labor circles?” “I wouldn’t know, Sir Keith. Apparently he’s still in the country, … Continue reading
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A ROOM TOO LARGE AND COLD
Madame de Maintenon pushed the contraption forward into the darkened gallery. The vehicle made little squeals and squeaks, but moved easily enough. The captain of the guard came to her side. “Madam, it may be just a little heavy…” “No, … Continue reading
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LIFE OF SAINT LOCUSTA Part 12
“Probus, I have spent all my life, except these last weeks, in the Morgarita Forest. Are the forests of Germany so different?” “Indeed they are, young lady. Many Romans and Italians have seen only remnants of oak forest, stunted groves … Continue reading
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LIFE OF SAINT LOCUSTA Part 11
“We might do well to lower our profiles and our voices.” The old soldier squatted down and leaned back on a pine trunk. “There is a lot to tell about what happened in that forest ten years ago, and much … Continue reading
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LIFE OF SAINT LOCUSTA Part 10
Locusta, still tender from the whipping but moving freely at last, had no trouble with the two large baskets. From the edge of town she strode south, below a ridge which overlooked the river. Where the shrubby ground gave way … Continue reading
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