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by Ian Fleming
About 47 pages (14,190 words)
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"He thought with pleasure of the In-tray piled with Top Secret dockets he had gladly abandoned when the red telephone had summoned him an hour before. He felt fairly confident that now he wouldn't have to deal with them." Chapter 2, Gem Quality, pg. 12

"It was the Chief of Staff's job to know most of what went on in M's mind."
Chapter 3, Hot Ice, pg. 17

"She was sitting half naked, astride a chair in front of the dressing table, gazing across the back of the chair into the triple mirror. Her bare arms were folded along the tall back of the chair and her chin was resting on her arms. Her spine was arched and there was arrogance in the set of her head and shoulders. The thin black strap of her brassiere across the.....

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