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Patricia Wentworth was born in India in 1878 and educated privately in London. Her first novel, 'A Marriage under the Terror' was published in 1910, her last in 1961. A writer mainly of mystery and detective novels, she is probably best-known for her creation of Miss Maud Silver, a character spanning more than 30 years. Married twice, with one daughter and three stepsons, Patricia Wentworth died in 1961.
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