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Scotland Yard
Scotland Yard
Scotland Yard
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Scotland Yard

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"I had a Welsh Pymke Pixie once, and I never ever heard it swear.": Gordon Ramsay

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LanguageEnglish
Release dateNov 7, 2012
ISBN9781301263028
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    Scotland Yard - Buddy Fulldae, Jr

    Scotland Yard

    By Buddy Fulldae

    Copyright 2012 Buddy Fulldae

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    Scotland Yard

    By Buddy Fulldae

    Chapter 1

    There was a scritching scratching noise coming from the box.

    It was a biggish box, the biggest of three, and it was written with instructions in Welsh which, loosely translated, said,

    If no-one home, leave at the front door.

    It was just as well that the courier spoke no Welsh, because in fact, the last thing you would want to do is leave these boxes where the contents could possibly escape and run away.

    As it was, it was only a matter of fifty two minutes and thirty five seconds before the first cardboard box finally acquiesced, and engorged its contents of white foam peanuts, which rolled out of the pack, stood up, staggered a bit, and finally shook themselves, causing themselves to fly off in all directions revealing a somewhat grumpy looking

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