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Beware of Trains 

Beware of Trains (1962)
And Other Stories
A collection of stories by Edmund Crispin

 
A collection of 16 short stories, all but two involving Gervase Fen, and most with the addition of Detective-Inspector Humbleby, of Scotland Yard. They were intended as fair-play mysteries rather than atmospheric writing, and so are fairly brief and deal almost entirely with the puzzle aspect of detection. Titles are: Beware of the Trains; Humbleby Agonistes; The Drowning of Edgar Foley; "Lacrimae Rerum"; Within the Gates; Abhorrèd Shears; The Little Room; Express Delivery; A Pot of Paint; The Quick Brown Fox; Black for a Funeral; The Name on the Window; The Golden Mean; Otherwhere; The Evidence for the Crown; Deadlock.

Genre: Mystery
 
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Hardback Editions

December 2000 : Hardback
Title: Beware of Trains and Other Stories
Author(s):: Edmund Crispin
ISBN: 0848804694 / 9780848804695 (USA edition)
Publisher: Amereon Ltd
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May 1972 : Hardback
Title: Beware of the Trains
Author(s):: Edmund Crispin
ISBN: 0575014245 / 9780575014244 (UK edition)
Publisher: Littlehampton Book Services Ltd
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Paperback Editions

February 1987 : Paperback
Title: Beware of the Trains (Classic Crime)
Author(s):: Edmund Crispin
ISBN: 0140088164 / 9780140088168 (UK edition)
Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
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January 1981 : Paperback
Title: Beware of the Trains
Author(s):: Edmund Crispin
ISBN: 0140058346 / 9780140058345 (UK edition)
Publisher: Penguin
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Kindle Editions

October 2011 : Kindle edition
Title: Beware of the Trains
Author(s):: Edmund Crispin
ISBN: B0062N34Z2
Publisher: Bloomsbury Reader
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