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I know the context of "The Saint at Large" is not really a measure of size, but I figured it might do the trick. This category was surprisingly difficult to fill. The only other possible title I could find on my shelf was "A Pinch of Poison" by the Lockridges.
ReplyDeleteRick: That absolutely works. Even though large isn't being used as a size here--the word still has that meaning.
ReplyDelete"Killed in Translation" is another category which I find takes a bit of searching. My go-to is Georges Simenon, but only some of his books are "gold" category (pre-1960). So here is Guy de Maupassant, a short story but is translated from the French.
ReplyDeleteI submit "The Moving Finger" (gold/1942) for Somebody Else's Crime. This was previous read by Christina (see April reviews).
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