✍ Scribed by Enid Blyton
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Three weeks at the beautiful Merlin's Cove in Wales sounds like great
fun to four friends, but someone else has got much more sinister plans
for the beachat night. Could it be the strange man Snubby meets on the
first day, or is it to do with the ragamuffin he mistakes Snubby for?
Mystery
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