By Arthur Conan Doyle, 1913.
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How it Happened
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Fordwright
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Re: How it Happened
Very interesting. A short, yet intriguing read. No explanation of its background or reason for being. A link to some sort of literary site that looks to be maybe quite interesting. I may need to check it out more later.
Maybe this should be in "OT"? I don't know. But I enjoyed it.
Maybe this should be in "OT"? I don't know. But I enjoyed it.
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Re: How it Happened
Very suspenseful short story. Unexpected ending.
Worth the read… thanks !!
Worth the read… thanks !!
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Fordwright
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Re: How it Happened
It could easily qualify as Off-Topic, but I don't know how to move a posting to another forum.Wayne Sheldon wrote: ↑Thu Dec 19, 2024 4:08 pmVery interesting. A short, yet intriguing read. No explanation of its background or reason for being. A link to some sort of literary site that looks to be maybe quite interesting. I may need to check it out more later.
Maybe this should be in "OT"? I don't know. But I enjoyed it.