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Quiller is a
fictional character created by
English novelist Elleston Trevor.
Quiller,
whose one-word name is a pseudonym,
works as a spy, and he is the...
- A
quill is a
writing tool made from a
moulted flight feather (preferably a
primary wing-feather) of a
large bird.
Quills were used for
writing with ink...
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character Horace Rumpole.
Arthur Quiller-Couch was born in the town of Bodmin, Cornwall. He was the son of Dr Thomas
Quiller Couch (d. 1884), who was a noted...
- Rushington,
decide to send
American agent Quiller to
continue the ****ignment,
which has now
killed two agents.
Quiller meets his
controller for this mission...
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Quilling is an art form that
involves the use of
strips of
paper that are rolled, shaped, and
glued together to
create decorative designs. The
paper shape...
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quiller in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Quiller is a
fictional spy
created by
English novelist Elleston Trevor.
Quiller may also
refer to:...
- A
quill drive is a
mechanism that
allows a
drive shaft to
shift its
position (either axially, radially, or both)
relative to its
driving shaft. It consists...
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animals Quill (satellite), a
reconnaissance satellite programme Quills (play), a 1995 play by Doug
Wright Quiller (disambiguation)
Quilling, an art form...
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Quill,
Australian athlete Declan Quill,
Irish Gaelic footballer Eric
Quill (b. 1978),
American soccer player Erin
Quill,
American actress Gene
Quill (1927–1988)...
- The
Quill /ˈkwɪl/, also
known as
Mount Mazinga, is a
stratovolcano located on the
island of Sint
Eustatius in the
Caribbean Netherlands. The
summit elevation...
