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Mystery

Something the Cat Dragged in

by Charlotte MacLeod

1983 · 185 pages

Peter Shandy investigates the mysterious death of a fellow professor at Balaclava College, eighty-year-old Herbert Ungley

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Something the Cat Dragged in is a mystery novel by Charlotte MacLeod, first published in 1983 by Doubleday. It runs 185 pages.

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Mystery
Published
1983
Length
185 pages

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GenreMystery
AuthorCharlotte MacLeod
Published1983
Length185 pages
PublisherDoubleday

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Publisher
Doubleday
Published
1983
Length
185 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780385189217
ISBN-10
0385189214
ASIN
0385189214

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Who wrote Something the Cat Dragged in?
Something the Cat Dragged in was written by Charlotte MacLeod.
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Something the Cat Dragged in was first published in 1983 by Doubleday.
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Something the Cat Dragged in is a mystery novel.
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Something the Cat Dragged in is 185 pages long.

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