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Feliz Navidad as we say in San Antonio, Texas! I am actually in Indiana tonight and waiting
on a blizzard which I hope will not affect my travel plans Friday. I am spending Christmas with my family here
and will be bringing my 97 year old mother to Texas for the winter to get her
out of the snow and cold.
A few days ago I received a notice from Amazon that my
blog had not been updated for over a month.
I was shocked because I publish a new blog twice a week (usually Tuesday
and Thursday) and have done so for over two years. However, I did not know the blog was not
updating because I had to pay to subscribe.
I now do that, but when I was starting out, I only had a free
subscription for a month to make sure it worked.
I have no clue why the blog did not update and get pushed
to your Kindles. I am very sorry that
happened and as of this week I subscribe so I will know if there is a
problem. It is working now because,
basically, I kicked the tires. I just
kept sending the same information through over and over until it started to
work. I had made no change that might affect publication.
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I am very sorry
that my faithful subscribers had this
problem. If you ever have an issue,
please e-mail me marilyn@marilynlittcom
Now,
down to business with Mr. Justice Raffles
by English author E. W. Hornung (brother-in-law of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.) (US
Edition) (UK Edition)
This book is the last in the Raffles series about the gentleman crook. It has a very nice beginning!
Raffles had vanished from
the face of the town, and even I had no conception of his whereabouts until he
cabled to me to meet the 7.31 at Charing Cross next night. That was on the
Tuesday before the 'Varsity match, or a full fortnight after his mysterious
disappearance.
I love a mystery!
The traffic in Piccadilly
came as crisply to the ear as on a winter's night of hard frost. It was a night
of wine, and sparkling wine, and the day at Lord's must surely be a day of
nectar. I could not help wondering whether any man had ever played in the University
match with such a load upon his soul as E.M. Garland was taking to his forced
slumbers; and then whether any heavy-laden soul had ever hit upon two such
brother confessors as Raffles and myself!
Enjoy!
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