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  1. P.D. James _ The Mistletoe Murder And Other

    Perfect fear casteth out love, thought Gabriel. The aphorism pleased him.
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    reinforced my initial prejudice against what, with the intolerance of youth, I thought of as a type.
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  3. P.D. James _ The Mistletoe Murder And Other

    Bereavement is like a serious illness. One dies or one survives, and the medicine is time, not a change of scene.
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    Dalgliesh told himself that he should have remembered what, as a small boy, he had discovered about Uncle Hubert's conscience--that it operated as a warning bell and that, unlike most people, Uncle Hubert never pretended that it hadn't sounded or that he hadn't heard it or that, having heard it, something must be wrong with the mechanism.
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  5. P.D. James _ The Mistletoe Murder And Other

    had found it difficult to sleep since my husband had been killed, and now I lay rigid under the canopy of the four-poster re-living the extraordinary day, piecing together the anomalies, the small incidents, the clues, to form a satisfying pattern, trying to impose order on disorder. I think that is what I've been wanting to do all my life. It was that night at Stutleigh which decided my whole
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