An Eye for a Tooth (edition 1988)

by Dornford Yates

Series: Chandos (6)

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Member:	CDVicarage
Title:	An Eye for a Tooth
Authors:	Dornford Yates
Info:	J. M. Dent (1988), Paperback, 251 pages
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This tale is one which could have been told before now: in other words, the events which I shall relate took place before some others which I have already set down.

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