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PWC//285/1/11: [page 15] Angela could hear footsteps
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PWC//285/1/12: [page 16] Angela decided to investigate
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PWC//285/1/13a: [page 17 top illustration] Old Tom escapes into the night
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PWC//285/1/13b: [page 17 bottom illustration] Old Tom escapes into the night
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PWC//285/1/14: [page 17 : bottom illustration] Old Tom running along rooftop (not used in the final publication)
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PWC//285/1/15: [page 18] The man of mystery ran off into the night [pages 18 & 19 form double page spread]
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PWC/285/1/16: [page 19] And so did Angela Throgmorton [pages 18 & 19 form double page spread]
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PWC/285/1/17: [page 20] She watched as the man of mystery called on the neighbours
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PWC/285/1/18: [page 21] He reminds me of someone
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PWC/285/1/19: [page 22] The man of mystery looked vaguely familiar
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PWC/285/1/2: [page 4] Old Tom had been a beautiful baby
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PWC/285/1/20: [page 23] Dusters, brushes and brooms
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PWC/285/1/21: [page 24] He paused at a restaurant
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PWC/285/1/22a: [page 25 : top illustration] In fact a lot of things about this man of mystery were familiar
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PWC/285/1/22: [page 25 : top & bottom illustrations] In fact a lot of things about this man of mystery were familiar
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PWC/285/1/22b: [page 25 bottom illustration] In fact a lot of things about this man of mystery were familiar
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PWC/285/1/23: [page 26] Who could it be? - [pages 26 & 27 form double page spread]
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PWC/285/1/24: [page 27] Angela thought she knew [pages 26 & 27 form double page spread]