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hermetic

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26. Interesting factoid

Reply to yellowdogintexas (Reply #23)

Sun Sep 5, 2021, 11:39 AM

Sep 2021

It appears that book was first published in 1914 by the author L.M. Ironside. L.M. also had a second book, The Crook and Flail. For some reason the author changed her nom de plume to Libbie Hawker and republished the books. The world of fiction is certainly filled with curiosities.

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What Fiction are you reading this week, August 29, 2021? [View all] hermetic Aug 2021 OP

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Sounds good hermetic Aug 2021 #2

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Thanks hermetic Aug 2021 #6

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LOL hermetic Aug 2021 #10

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL catrose Aug 2021 #18

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cnn TallMike Aug 2021 #8

Yeah, hermetic Aug 2021 #11

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Sounds like a library mystery. hermetic Aug 2021 #17

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Heyo, hermetic Aug 2021 #20

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Beautiful! hermetic Sep 2021 #22

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Interesting factoid hermetic Sep 2021 #26