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The Fourth Crow (Gil Cunningham, #9) The Fourth Crow by Pat McIntosh
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“The river rippled past ten feet away, chuckling quietly to itself.”
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“Several small boats were drawn up on the strand, their crews engaged in the mysterious occupations of mariners on land.”
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“Is someone going about the High Kirk killing folk? That’ll do the pilgrim trade no good.”
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“he’s no for shutting down the whole kirk. The faithful need to get in, he says.’ His gaze slid sideways to meet Gil’s. ‘Them and their pence,”
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“Now, contemplating her battered body, he reflected that the violence it revealed was also something many women met daily.”
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“A child wailed, elsewhere in the house, and the Canon glanced at the maidservant and gestured at the door. ‘Away and deal wi that bairn, Kirsty, and see if you canny keep it quieter.’ ‘Takes after his faither,’ retorted Kirsty with a toss of her head,”
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“I don’t like the way you keep turning up corpses – female corpses, at that – on St Mungo’s land, Gil. We’ll ha no more of them, if you don’t mind.”
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“The world is full of high-handed women,’ he complained. ‘Certainly Scotland is,’ agreed Gil.”
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