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Quote by Margery Sharp

“There is nothing more tedious than a constant round of gaiety.”

Quote by Margery Sharp

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Margery Sharp was an English writer known for her humorous and witty writing style. Her works spanned across various genres, including children's literature, adult fiction, and detective novels. Born on January 25, 1905, she passed away on March 14, 1991. more

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