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The Dark House, The cigar was a large one and Robert Stonehouse was small. At the precise moment, in fact, when he leant out of the upstairs bedroom window, instinctively seeking fresh air, he became eight years old., The Dark House
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  • The Dark House
  • Written by author Wylie, Ida Alexa Ross
  • Published by BiblioBazaar, 2008
  • The cigar was a large one and Robert Stonehouse was small. At the precise moment, in fact, when he leant out of the upstairs bedroom window, instinctively seeking fresh air, he became eight years old.
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