Librarian D.O.A.: Murder in Old Bombay

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Sunday, October 3, 2021

Merlyn's Cipher Sunday Answer Key for the September 26, 2021 Puzzle

Hi folks, I hope you had good luck with the puzzle. It's from Nev March's fine mystery Murder in Old Bombay. Click to enlarge!

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