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I really love free Kindle books and have downloaded several from this author, Sax Romer. He lived from 1883 to 1959 and his books I have read so far are set in the late 19th century or early 20th. The language is a little stilted, like the Sherlock Holmes books, but the mysteries are interesting and I enjoying trying to solve them and always being wrong.This particular story was very interesting because the item involved is a slipper reportedly worn by Muhammad. A fanatical group devoted to protecting this relic is determined to return it to its rightful location, and the hero gets caught in the middle trying to protect it for a museum. Lots of adventure and mystery. I noticed in the tag suggestions that "erotica" is included--that has to be an error. The women are very chaste and a smile is about as flirtatious as things get.
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accursed slipper, sacred slipper, stolen slipper, girl with the violet eyes, holy slipper, black tube Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Hassan of Aleppo, Professor Deeping, Earl Dexter, Inspector Bristol, Gate House, Fleet Street, Scotland Yard, The Stetson Man, Antiquarian Museum, Burton Room, Waterloo Road, Wyatt's Buildings, Assyrian Mythology, Assyrian Room, Port Said, Bank Chambers, Ahmad Ahmadeen, Sheikh of the Assassins, Thank God, John Henry Smith, New York, Orpington Square New!
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accursed slipper, sacred slipper, stolen slipper, girl with the violet eyes, holy slipper, black tube Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Hassan of Aleppo, Professor Deeping, Earl Dexter, Inspector Bristol, Gate House, Fleet Street, Scotland Yard, The Stetson Man, Antiquarian Museum, Burton Room, Waterloo Road, Wyatt's Buildings, Assyrian Mythology, Assyrian Room, Port Said, Bank Chambers, Ahmad Ahmadeen, Sheikh of the Assassins, Thank God, John Henry Smith, New York, Orpington Square New!
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