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}} | }}'''''The Slight Façade''''' was the eighth story in the [[Bernice Summerfield]] anthology ''[[Missing Adventures (anthology)|Missing Adventures]]''. It was written by [[Magnus Anderson]]. | ||
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Benny uses the alias Sarah Bishop to snatch a book from the University of Belgravia, discovering that it contains a short story that purports clues to a buried treasure somewhere in the British Isles. Joined by Professor Ravel Calabrio after he learns the book's would-be thief actually has benevolent intentions for it, they begin a search for the prize. Unfortunately, they are hounded by the disgruntled Regal Professor Salim Barr, eager to disprove the treasure's existence and settle the score with the other professor over a bitter love triangle. | Benny uses the alias Sarah Bishop to snatch a book from the University of Belgravia, discovering that it contains a short story that purports clues to a buried treasure somewhere in the British Isles. Joined by Professor Ravel Calabrio after he learns the book's would-be thief actually has benevolent intentions for it, they begin a search for the prize. Unfortunately, they are hounded by the disgruntled Regal Professor Salim Barr, eager to disprove the treasure's existence and settle the score with the other professor over a bitter love triangle. | ||
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The Slight Façade was the eighth story in the Bernice Summerfield anthology Missing Adventures. It was written by Magnus Anderson.
Summary
Benny uses the alias Sarah Bishop to snatch a book from the University of Belgravia, discovering that it contains a short story that purports clues to a buried treasure somewhere in the British Isles. Joined by Professor Ravel Calabrio after he learns the book's would-be thief actually has benevolent intentions for it, they begin a search for the prize. Unfortunately, they are hounded by the disgruntled Regal Professor Salim Barr, eager to disprove the treasure's existence and settle the score with the other professor over a bitter love triangle.
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