Jan 2019
11:13am, 29 Jan 2019
38,125 posts
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McGoohan
Count Duckuloni di Borgia is an apparently urbane, aristocratic playboy by day, but by night he is infamous cat-burglar The Leopard! Desired by women, envied by men! His life might have continued in this way until he is contacted by Nikos Furiopolous, of the Greek resistance. Furiopolous recruits him in the fight against the fascist overlord Dr Calamari!
With kid sidekick, The Kitten, at his side, can The Leopard crack the case, save the world and be back at the baccarat tables before dawn?
Now read on...
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Jan 2019
12:44pm, 29 Jan 2019
17,145 posts
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Dvorak
That's an interesting, and quite possibly unique, reading of The Leopard. Maybe I should reread it
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Jan 2019
12:45pm, 29 Jan 2019
38,130 posts
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McGoohan
I think I got the main plot points across
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Jan 2019
2:15pm, 29 Jan 2019
10,347 posts
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Badger
I don't think I can have read the same translation.
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Jan 2019
2:23pm, 29 Jan 2019
38,132 posts
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McGoohan
You have to read between the lines
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Jan 2019
2:33pm, 29 Jan 2019
34,088 posts
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Diogenes
I thought a Leopard was someone from Leopardy, a small sovereign state that later became part of the unified Italy? I'm sure that's right.
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Jan 2019
2:35pm, 29 Jan 2019
38,134 posts
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McGoohan
Read the first chapter at lunch. He's just taken the Duchess Di Malfi's diamonds right from under the careless eyes of her bodyguards.
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Jan 2019
2:36pm, 29 Jan 2019
38,135 posts
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McGoohan
Oh my life's been in constant jeopardy I wish I was somewhere more leopardy
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Jan 2019
2:57pm, 29 Jan 2019
34,090 posts
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Diogenes
Lombard. I was thinking of Lombard.
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Jan 2019
2:59pm, 29 Jan 2019
34,091 posts
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Diogenes
(Which, as everyone knows, is a roundabout in Croydon)
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