Bow Window Caper

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Hey Detective Agency! Hello sweetheart, it's only me. Oh same! Why so modest? Women F.E.H. cannot weather their infinite variety. Huh? They're incalculable wiles. Mirror Man is a leap from the wind. Oh, Sam, you re- Oh.

Who was she and how windy was it? Psych-clonic, Evie. We had to close every window in the house. If you will just contain your natural feminine curiosity for a few moments, I'll be right down to dictate my report on the bow window, Capers.

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