The Mystery of Number 47

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Irwin Molyneux is a quiet man. Happily secluded in a London suburb, he spends his days at work on numerous scholarly endeavours, with the occasional foray into detective fiction . But then disaster strikes. Molyneux's cook resigns on the eve of a visit by his brother, the Bishop of Bedford - forcing Mrs Molyneux to take to the kitchens in her stead. Terrified of the social embarrassment that might ensue, the Molyneuxs decide to hide this train of events from the Bishop. Unfortunately, the Bishop has already leapt to more startling conclusions - and Molyneux finds himself wanted by the police for the murder of his wife...

Language: English

Pages: 155

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: Black Heath Editions

Release: November 08, 2015

The Mystery of Number 47

J. Storer Clouston

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