A professor owns an old painting which he believes is a Vermeer.

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left at ATM machine in front of bank.

Found at Wells Fargo ATM in Woodinville Washington about 6:30pm July 14 2005. I was out walking my dog and just happened to glance over at the bank and spoted the book. Iam an avid reader trade books with friends with friends frequently the book was like a surprise gift. Did not read it for about 3 weeks enjoyed it immensely when I did

Found this book on a table outside my office, which is really odd because my office is vitrtually in an alley. The book angel who left it must have seen how many people we have coming and going because of our classes (however, since our classes are taught to construction workers--there weren't a lot of takers for "Girl in Hyacinth Blue"). After a few days someone brought it in from the rain and left it on a table, where I picked it up--had an upcoming major surgery and figured a nice light novel would be good. This was a fun book to read--the first couple fo chapters are a little slow, but then the reader gets emotionally tied to the story. I highly reccommend reading this one--great for history/art buffs too!

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Released this book to a co-worker becuase it was a good read--I thought she'd enjoy it.