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he missing couple who has spent some years is deeply suspicious of these explanations. s his own enquiries, but everywhere he is asion. The quest becomes an obsession; ed with a personal desire to discover the s strange relationship. published in 1960, helped confirm Robin ng novelists of his generation. It was written m two years in Kabul, and his experiences g of authenticity to his descriptions of this y. Some Kind of Grace is a terrible warning an do to a country. Throughout the book ople sacrificed on the altar of dogma and rs of East and West.

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