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Very early printing. Judy is trying to be all grown-up (she is working as Peter's secretary now) and not get excited about a mystery, but with little success. Bound in lime green cloth, thicker format, pink endpapers with Judy on the stairs holding a flashlight, illustrated by Pelagie Doane. Front flap lists to Nancy Drew #18 (1941) and rear cover of dj lists to only #11 in the Bolton series. White spine on dj. Near fine in very good+ dust jacket (prev owner's name on front pastedown partially hidden by dj flap, dj has several peeled spots on front cover, price-clipped, but overall is in unusually nice and attractive condition.) .

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