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Since: May 25, 2004
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Mon Aug 02, 2004 3:09 am
Post subject: The Gentlemen in Green... Carter and ???
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Fellow Readers,

Once in a Lin Carter story, Carter wrote -

"The Gentlemen in Green... was neatly but cheaply dressed, slim and going
gray over the temples; he wore an old suit of bottle-green corduroy, with a
loose foulard at his throat, half-hidden behind a sharp little spike of a
Napoleon III goatee".

Does this figure and description seem familiar to anyone? Has a similar type
of character appeared elsewhere?

Cheers
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