England, where the survival of pagan folk festivals in the Mardian dance-play performed each year during the winter...

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DEATH OF A FOOL

England, where the survival of pagan folk festivals in the Mardian dance-play performed each year during the winter solstice, lends a curious montage to the ritualistic murder of the old village smith. Members of the cast have a leading role offstage as well in the subsequent investigation by Alleys and Fox, which is ingenious. A romance, as well as the innovations of this strange miss-en-scene and the inventiveness of the story gives this a cachet among her many titles.

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Publisher: Little, Brown

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: June 15, 1956

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