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The moving finger

 By Edward Phillips Oppenheim

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Full view - 1911 - 301 pages - Fiction


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Of course I do not," he answered. " Well," she said, " we won't talk about the past. You are safe so far as I am concerned — for the present, at any rate. But Madame must know, and your friends in Charing Cross Road.Page 160

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