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The Case of the Girl Who Flirted

Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons · February 3, 1944 · 29 min · 4,450 words

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March is at work copying a painting and a charming stranger walks up to say but then not that at all I beg your pardon I'd almost say you had signs of talent young woman. Well, I did not happen to ask your opinion. If anyone in this town knows painting, it's I. I ought to be furious with you. Are you? No. Just terribly amused. I like people

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