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Dr. Thorndyke reasoning from firm peculiarities in the stoneware figure of a monkey, finds in it an aspect common to the two crimes; and he is consequently able to infer that the perpetrator of both is a person not hitherto suspected of either.
For the first twenty-five years of his writing profession, Freeman was to rule and remain unrivalled in the world of detective fiction, introducing the well-loved and highly memorable 'Dr Thorndyke'. The continued success of this character has affirmed Richard Austin Freeman's place amongst the finest of crime writers.
Hard Cover. Condition: Very Good considering its age. Spine is sun faded.
Red embossed weave boards & titled black. Boards are much scuffed and worn on the edges and corners.
Text block intact, contents are clean, clear and bright. Pages yellowed from age. Deep red end papers.
No Dust Jacket.
Published by Hodder & Stoughton Ltd, London, Reprinted in 1940
Binding Condition: Very Good to Fine.
Overall Condition: Very Good considering its age.
Size: Duodecimo (12mo), 181 mm X 117 mm X 27 mm.
288 pages.
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