After the Funeral Condition:Well Read the three imaginary theological dialogues

the three imaginary theological dialogues culminating the book -- pointedly playful exchanges that have delighted countless readers -- are here joined by a fourth dialogue

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After the Funeral Condition:Well Read the three imaginary theological dialoguesCora Lansquenet had always been tactless and her well bred family chose to ignore the remark she made after her brother Richard's funeral: "He was murdered, wasn't he?" They remembered it next day, when Cora was found murdered with a hatchet and several days later, when someone sent Cora's companion a sliver of wedding cake steeped in arsenic But by then the family solicitor had called in Hercule Poirot. Published 1975. Binding of book is semi intact.