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Seven Years Solitary, by Edith Bone (Harcourt, $4.50). After twenty years in the British CP, Edith Bone became disgusted in 1939, and called it quits. But unwisely, she made no public break; just continued her work as a journalist, and then, with more credulousness than seems possible, ventured into Hungary in 1949. Of course she was kidnapped, accused of being a British agent, and at the age of sixty, put into solitary confine-

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Seven Years Solitary, by Edith Bone (Harcourt, $4.50). After twenty years in the British CP, Edith Bone became disgusted in 1939, and called it quits. But unwisely, she made no public break; just continued her work as a journalist, and then, with more credulousness than seems possible, ventured into Hungary in 1949. Of course she was kidnapped, accused of being a British agent, and at the age of sixty, put into solitary confine-

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