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Author: M.C. Beaton
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M.C. Beaton _ Death of a Dentist
Well, murder comes before illegal hooch.
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M.C. Beaton _ Agatha Raisin and the Potted
You always run to answer the bell, Agatha, and when you see me, your face always falls in disappointment, as if you were expecting someone else.
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M.C. Beaton _ Death of a Celebrity
One day a baking competition, another a murder.
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M.C. Beaton _ Death of a Cad
… one of those people who would be enormously improved by death. -Saki
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M.C. Beaton _ Death of a Nurse
The breeze sent sunny ripples dancing across the sea loch. The village of Lochdubh in Sutherland looked like a picture postcard with its row of small eighteenth-century whitewashed cottages facing the sea loch. Hamish was leaning on the seawall, thinking dark thoughts about getting Charlie transferred back to Strathbane, that ghastly town full of drugs and crime.
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M.C. Beaton _ Death of a Dentist
I'm glad there's one woman left in this village you don't want to show your bum to.
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M.C. Beaton _ Agatha Raisin and the
I do hope so. That woman has halitosis of the soul.
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M.C. Beaton _ Death of a Dentist
wrote to me appealing
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M.C. Beaton _ Death of a Celebrity
You can't make a mistake with trifle.
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M.C. Beaton _ Death of a Valentine
pale grey eyes. 'Mr Herriot,' Hamish began, 'can you tell me who you voted for to be Lammas queen last year?' 'I voted for Iona, the lassie on the switchboard.' 'Would it surprise you to learn that all ten votes were for Annie Fleming?
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M.C. Beaton _ Death of a Travelling Man
simple matter to find the key and open up the village hall."
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M.C. Beaton _ Introducing Hamish Macbeth:
There's one parish church for all the people, whatsoever may be their ranks in life or their degrees, Except for one damp, small, dark, freezing cold, little Methodist chapel of ease, And close by the churchyard there's a stonemason's yard, that when the time is seasonable. Will furnish with afflictions sore and marble urns and cherubims very low and reasonable. -Thomas Wood "Witchcraft," said Hamish Macbeth. "Jist
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