
Mrs Robinson's Disgrace
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U ranim jutarnjim satima u biblioteci gospodske kuće bit će pronađen leš mlade djevojke koju nitko ne poznaje. Otkud ona tu? Kako je došla u biblioteku? I tko bi, uopće, u toj kući mogao željeti njezinu smrt? Činjenice se, naizgled, ne daju povezati…
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