The book is said to display Leonard's usual flair for characters and capers (Henry Louis Gates, The New Yorker ) and period detail.
The book displays the flair for characters common with Leonard's work.
The book is said to be a horrendous work of filth.
The man did not want to be shown.
The town's black-brick granaries are still functional today, used to store animal feed.
The kids are indoors.
The workers are taking a lunch break.
He is nothing like Kennedy.
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