Ngaio Marsh
INSPECTOR ALLEYN 3-BOOK COLLECTION:
Off With His Head, Singing in the Shrouds, False Scent
Copyright Copyright Off With His Head Singing in the Shrouds False Scent BONUS STORY: My Poor Boy Keep Reading About the Author Also by the Author About the Publisher
This novel is entirely a work of fiction. The names, characters and incidents portrayed in it are the work of the author’s imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events or localities is entirely coincidental.
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Off With His Head first published in Great Britain by Collins 1957 Singing in the Shrouds first published in Great Britain by Collins 1958 False Scent first published in Great Britain by Collins 1960 My Poor Boy first published in Great Britain in Death on the Air and Other Stories by HarperCollins Publishers 1995
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Copyright © Ngaio Marsh Ltd 1956, 1958,1960
My Poor Boy copyright © Ngaio Marsh (Jersey) Ltd 1989
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Title Page Ngaio Marsh INSPECTOR ALLEYN 3-BOOK COLLECTION: Off With His Head, Singing in the Shrouds, False Scent
Copyright
Off With His Head Off With His Head
Singing in the Shrouds
False Scent
BONUS STORY: My Poor Boy
Keep Reading
About the Author
Also by the Author
About the Publisher
Off With His Head Off With His Head Off With His Head Singing in the Shrouds False Scent BONUS STORY: My Poor Boy Keep Reading About the Author Also by the Author About the Publisher
Title Page Off With His Head Off With His Head Off With His Head Singing in the Shrouds False Scent BONUS STORY: My Poor Boy Keep Reading About the Author Also by the Author About the Publisher
Cast of Characters
Author’s Note Author’s Note To anybody with the smallest knowledge of folklore it will be obvious that the Dance of the Five Sons is a purely imaginary synthesis combining in most unlikely profusion the elements of several dances and mumming plays. For information on these elements I am indebted, among many other sources, to England’s Dances by Douglas Kennedy and Introduction to English Folklore by Violet Alford. N.M.
1. Winter Solstice
2. Camilla
3. Preparation
4. The Swords Are Out
5. Aftermath
6. Copse Forge
7. The Green Man
8. Question of Fact
9. Question of Fancy
10. Dialogue for a Dancer
11. Question of Temperament
12. The Swords Again
13. The Swords Go In
Author’s Note Author’s Note Author’s Note To anybody with the smallest knowledge of folklore it will be obvious that the Dance of the Five Sons is a purely imaginary synthesis combining in most unlikely profusion the elements of several dances and mumming plays. For information on these elements I am indebted, among many other sources, to England’s Dances by Douglas Kennedy and Introduction to English Folklore by Violet Alford. N.M. 1. Winter Solstice 2. Camilla 3. Preparation 4. The Swords Are Out 5. Aftermath 6. Copse Forge 7. The Green Man 8. Question of Fact 9. Question of Fancy 10. Dialogue for a Dancer 11. Question of Temperament 12. The Swords Again 13. The Swords Go In
To anybody with the smallest knowledge of folklore it will be obvious that the Dance of the Five Sons is a purely imaginary synthesis combining in most unlikely profusion the elements of several dances and mumming plays. For information on these elements I am indebted, among many other sources, to England’s Dances by Douglas Kennedy and Introduction to English Folklore by Violet Alford.
N.M.
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