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sorry, thought mistress of death and lover of death must be the same book, but obviously not! should have done my research! Barbara Osgood 00:23, 30 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Were the decorator and the jack of spades originally both published in russian together as special assignments, or was this just for the english translation?

That Akunin guy has an ugly scary face. He appeared recently before the game show Pole Chudes on Russian TV and a lot of children were frightened.

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	*Were the decorator and the jack of spades originally both published in russian together as special assignments, or was this just for the english translation?		*Were the decorator and the jack of spades originally both published in russian together as special assignments, or was this just for the english translation?

			*That Akunin guy has an ugly scary face. He appeared recently before the game show [[Pole Chudes]] on Russian TV and a lot of children were frightened.