Talk:The Lady in the Lake - Revision history

Faterson at 10:34, 12 August 2007

2007-08-12T10:34:00Z

Faterson at 10:28, 12 August 2007

2007-08-12T10:28:32Z

Faterson at 12:53, 24 July 2007

2007-07-24T12:53:44Z

195.93.21.74: Chapter 23, page 175

2007-07-23T17:59:44Z

Chapter 23, page 175

195.93.21.74: Adrienne Fromsett, speaking of the late Mrs Almore, chapter 18, pages 138-9 (Penguin:London, 2005)

2007-07-23T17:57:39Z

Adrienne Fromsett, speaking of the late Mrs Almore, chapter 18, pages 138-9 (Penguin:London, 2005)

Faterson at 11:12, 23 July 2007

2007-07-23T11:12:00Z

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-== Adrienne Fromsett, speaking of the late Mrs Almore, chapter 18, pages 138-9 (Penguin:London, 2005) ==
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-'[...]One of those slinky glittering females who laugh too much and sprawl all over their chairs, showing a great deal of leg. A very light blonde with high colour and indecently large baby-blue eyes.[...]'
+== Adrienne Fromsett, speaking of&nbsp;the&nbsp;late&nbsp;Mrs&nbsp;Almore, chapter&nbsp;18, pages&nbsp;138f&nbsp;<ref>Page references follow the 2005 Penguin Books (London) edition.</ref> ==
-== Chapter 23, page 175 ==
+“<span class="in">[...]</span> One of those slinky glittering females who laugh too much and sprawl all over their chairs, showing a great deal of leg. A very light blonde with high colour and indecently large baby-blue eyes. <span class="in">[...]</span>” &nbsp;<span class="par">¶</span>
-He didn't remember. He looked at us like a horse that has got into the wrong stable.
+== chapter 23, page 175 ==

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		+	He didn't remember. He looked at us like a horse that has got into the wrong stable.

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		+	== Adrienne Fromsett, speaking of the late Mrs Almore, chapter 18, pages 138-9 (Penguin:London, 2005) ==
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		+	'[...]One of those slinky glittering females who laugh too much and sprawl all over their chairs, showing a great deal of leg. A very light blonde with high colour and indecently large baby-blue eyes.[...]'