The Nine Tailors

by Dorothy L. Sayers

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Series (with order)

Lord Peter Wimsey (Book 9)

Canonical Title

The nine tailors : changes rung on an old theme in two short touches and two full peals

Original publication date

1934

Important places

Fenchurch St. Paul, England, UK

People/Characters

Charles Parker (Inspector)

Monsieur Rozier

Hilary Thorpe

James Thoday

Mary Thoday (Mary Deacon)

William Thoday

the Rev. Theodore Venables

Agnes Venables

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Amazon.com Book Description (ISBN 0450001008, Paperback)

When a disfigured corpse is discovered in a country parish, the local rector pleads with Lord Peter to take on what will become one of his most brilliant and complicated cases.

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