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Lestrade and the Kiss of Horus | The Inspector Lestrade Series – Book Sixteen

M. J. TROW

Caveat lectorum – Let the Reader Beware! | From Police Constable to Political Correctness

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❖ The Sawdust Ring ❖ | 1879 | ‘In the circus, nothing is what it seems ...’

❖ The Sign of Nine ❖ | 1886 | ‘Hello, hello, hello ...’ | ‘Hello, hello, hello ...’ | ‘Hello, hello, hello ...’

❖ The Ripper ❖ | 1888 | ‘Oh, have you seen the Devil ...?’

❖ The Adventures of Inspector Lestrade ❖ | 1891 | ‘Such as these shall never look | At this pretty picture book.’

❖ The Brigade ❖ | 1893 | ‘And we leave to the streets and the workhouse the charge of the Light Brigade.’

❖ The Dead Man’s Hand ❖ | 1895 | ‘There was no 9.38 from Penge.’

❖ The Guardian Angel ❖ | 1897/8 | ‘And a naughty boy was he ...’

❖ The Hallowed House ❖ | 1901 | ‘Quid omnes tangit, ab omnibus approbetur.’*

❖ The Gift of the Prince ❖ | 1903 | ‘Lang may your lum reek, Lestrade.’

❖ The Mirror of Murder ❖ | 1906 | Beyond the mountains of the moon ...

❖ The Deadly Game ❖ | 1908 | ‘The Games a-foot’

❖ The Leviathan ❖ | 1910 | ‘To our wives and sweethearts – may they never meet!’

❖ The Brother of Death ❖

❖ Lestrade and the Devil’s Own ❖

❖ The Magpie ❖ | 1920 | ‘There was a Front; | But damn’d if we knew where!’

❖ Lestrade and the Kiss of Horus ❖ | 1922 | ‘Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair!’

❖ Lestrade and the Giant Rat of Sumatra ❖ | 1935 | ‘So, Sholto, let me and you be wipers | Of scores out with all men, especially pipers!’

❖ The World of Inspector Lestrade ❖