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| | Amazon.fr : Dreadful Acts: The Eddie Dickens Trilogy: Livres en anglais: Philip Ardagh,David Roberts,Martin Rayner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14) |
 | | Also, he assumes the voice of a personable, mostly omniscient, sometimes pedantic narrator who is eager to explain the origins of the terms he uses, such as "pitch-fl," "unbridled joy," and "nailing" as well as offering a running commentary on the development of his story as he is telling it. |
 | | This second novel, Dreadful Acts, begins one fateful night when Uncle Jack wakes Eddie up to show him that a driverless hearse (drawn by horses) is parked in their driveway. |
 | | Due to this encounter, Eddie meets and is enchanted by the "camel-faced" Daniella, kidnapped by escaped convicts with names like Bonecrusher, spends a night in jail, digs up part of a graveyard, and helps to solve a mystery. |
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