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Three Miss Marple Mysteries: The Murder at the Vicarage / The Body in the Library / The Moving Finger Three Miss Marple Mysteries: The Murder at the Vicarage / The Body in the Library / The Moving Finger by Agatha Christie
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“And all these girls with their make-up and their hair and their nails look so alike.”
Agatha Christie, Three Miss Marple Mysteries: The Murder at the Vicarage / The Body in the Library / The Moving Finger
“I dare say the idle tittle-tattle is very wrong and unkind, but it is so often true, isn’t it?”
Agatha Christie, Three Miss Marple Mysteries: The Murder at the Vicarage / The Body in the Library / The Moving Finger
“Thursday started badly. Two of the ladies of my parish elected to quarrel about the church decorations. I was called in to adjudicate between two middle-aged ladies, each of whom was literally trembling with rage. If it had not been so painful, it would have been quite an interesting physical phenomenon.”
Agatha Christie, Three Miss Marple Mysteries: The Murder at the Vicarage / The Body in the Library / The Moving Finger