The theft of Lord Langdon’s collection of rubies from Ferndale Manor in Surrey looked simple enough. ‘A bit too straightforward,’ said Biggles. ‘These apparently simple cases have a trick of coming unstuck,’ a remark which a flight to Africa and the events that followed proved only too true, though the ending when it came was so unpredictable that even Biggles was lost for words.
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The Cruise of the Condor
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