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Cover of Miss Marple - (1957) Trein 1650 (16.50 From Paddington)

Miss Marple - (1957) Trein 1650 (16.50 From Paddington)

✍ Scribed by Christie, Agatha


Book ID
106998485
Publisher
Poema Pocket
Year
1957
Tongue
Dutch
Weight
182 KB
Series
Miss Marple
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9789024548446

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✦ Synopsis


SUMMARY:Een oudere dame ziet in een trein, die gelijk met de hare oprijdt, een moord plegen.


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