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    An Addendum to the Affair of the Dog That Did Not Bark.
    An Addendum to the Affair of the Dog That Did Not Bark.
    An Addendum to the Affair of the Dog That Did Not Bark.
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    An Addendum to the Affair of the Dog That Did Not Bark.

    By Philip van Wulven

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    Some revelations by Dr Watson of hitherto undisclosed details in the resolution of this interesting case.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPhilip van Wulven
    Release dateJul 28, 2010
    ISBN9781452358413
    An Addendum to the Affair of the Dog That Did Not Bark.
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    Philip van Wulven

    Phil van Wulven was born in Africa, in a family who changed houses and schools, as well as countries, quite often. Landlords, Headmasters, and governments prefer you to leave places as you found them, he discovered. He has lived in Canada for quite a while now, where he is busy growing roots. He hates rejection almost as much as dejection.He likes trees, birds, sunsets, and all that, and is getting used to the idea that seeing a sunrise doesn’t mean he is on the way to work.He likes to read, write, drink beer, and fix stuff.

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