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by Rex Stout

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Info:	Pyramid Books,[c1967],174 pages,3rd printing June 1973, paperback.
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It's not Nero Wolfe but just as good. (

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skullstuffing | Sep 28, 2008 |

I like Cramer. He makes a good detective on his own without Wolfe, he just doesn't have Archie. (

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1939

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This book is wirtten by the master of dectective mysteries! Scalped in Westchester. The found Carew in the tomb--murdered, then scalped. The only witness was his Indian wife. . .and she had been dead for ten years! Inspector Cramer -- Nero Wolfe's cigar-chewing antagonist -- has a case of his own this time, in a macrabre puzzle tangled with the red threads of death!

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