
Uncanny Tales
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H.E. Bulstrode

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Epona
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The Rude Woman of Cerne
Beatrice Clemens, full-time finger-wagging do-gooder and part-time B&B hostess, proves an irritable presence to more than just her guests. Just as she stands upon the brink of receiving the acclamation that she believes her work deserves, something, or someone, is glimpsed amidst the hedgerows and within the banks of an ancient earthwork; a shadowy, furtive figure - the embodiment of old Dorset? Whoever it may be, he does not, it would seem, share her enthusiasms. His sense of justice would appear to be a very different one to her own.
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