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The Crime at Black Dudley (Albert Campion Mystery, #1) The Crime at Black Dudley by Margery Allingham
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“His name is Albert Campion," she said. "He came down in Anne Edgeware's car and the first thing he did when he introduced himself was to show me a conjuring trick with a two-headed penny—he's quite inoffensive, just a silly ass.”
Margery Allingham, The Black Dudley Murder
“George Abbershaw's prosaic mind quivered on the verge of poetry when he looked at her.”
Margery Allingham, The Crime at Black Dudley
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“as might have been expected, in the dinner-jacket he had worn on the previous evening. His explanation was characteristic. ‘Most extraordinary,’ he said, in his slightly high-pitched voice.”
Margery Allingham, The Crime at Black Dudley