Tom Brown's Body
Part of the Mrs. Bradley series
About Tom Brown's Body
Gerald Conway was a junior master at Spey College. The Head considered him a reliable history specialist and a useful games coach, but his fellow masters thought him a rude and insufferably presumptuous young man and the boys called him a mean and treacherous beast. But, as Inspector Gavin said, "Public schoolboys don't murder the staff."
Mrs. Bradley wasn't so certain; at least she felt sure they knew more than they would say. The erudite Micklethwaite, for example, an expert in Judo, refused to speak of the abominable Conway who had accused him of cheating in the exam for the Divinity Prize.
Mrs.
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