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The saga of an off bit police inspector in the world of glorious private investigators Le Commissaire Maigret Police Judiciaire 36 Quai des Orfèvres Paris... The saga of writing Maigret extended for a span of almost fifty years as Simenon presented the Chief Inspector in roughly 75 novels. These novels are translated in more than hundred languages all over the world. Such an accomplishment is not without its effect on the notoriety of the character, a fame that spans borders and generations of readers. Simenon managed to amuse us through the neatly woven stories through depicting the unique characteristics of the Chief Inspector who can be distinguished easily in the global spectrum of criminal investigation among the brilliant private detectives like Holmes. Maigret is possibly the only detective from police department who is elucidated as cunning and clever investigator protagonist in world literature as we can find Shabar in Bengali literature. Throughout the saga he allu...

The very word of Quiz is new in the vocabulary of the English language as it does not have any Latin sources like many profound English words. It was first came into light in the late 1700 that makes it quite 318 years old. There are numerous urban legends about the origin of the word but the most famous is certainty of Richard Daly in 1791. He was the manager of   Theatre Royal in Dublin and he made a wager with his friends to procure a new word within two days that will be spoken by everyone of Dublin. He elucidated the meaning of Quiz as a word that have neither any meaning nor derived from any known linguistic sources. Daly instructed all his staffs to write the word on every wall of the city with chalks to compel the people to plunge into the riddle of the innuendo of the meaning of Quiz. The town was stunned with the sudden appearance of this mysterious word that led Daly to win the wager and triggered the usage of the word Quiz. On the other hand, th...