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was complete and no more than seven acres around the house remained in possession of the family. The carriage drive from
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849:. Isabel is a philosopher turned detective, who lives a "lady of leisure" lifestyle in a Bruntsfield townhouse. She frequents the quaint shops of the district, often visiting her niece who works in the local delicatessen.
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1758:East Lothian
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1635:Corstorphine
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1769:Musselburgh
1735:Stockbridge
1705:Murrayfield
1675:East Craigs
1630:Comely Bank
1568:The Calders
1448:Clovenstone
1334:Morningside
1289:Dumbiedykes
1269:Burdiehouse
1264:Bruntsfield
1259:Braid Hills
1249:Alnwickhill
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1730:South Gyle
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1685:Gracemount
1680:Goldenacre
1650:Crewe Toll
1640:Craigleith
1625:Clermiston
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1518:Murrayburn
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1339:Mortonhall
1294:Fernieside
1238:South East
1209:Willowbrae
1200:Portobello
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1084:North East
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585:Great Seal
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1720:Ravelston
1700:Muirhouse
1607:Blackhall
1563:Stenhouse
1558:Slateford
1553:Sighthill
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1374:Southside
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1309:Haymarket
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1543:Saughton
1538:Roseburn
1533:Polwarth
1528:Parkhead
1478:Firrhill
1453:Colinton
1428:Bankhead
1418:Baberton
1394:West End
1379:The Inch
1364:Sciennes
1354:Old Town
1344:New Town
1319:Liberton
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778:Religion
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494:Location
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1690:Granton
1645:Cramond
1611:Boswall
1602:Barnton
1548:Shandon
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