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osu.32435018561423	Pryor, George Langhorne	Neither bond nor free. (A plea.) ... By G. Langhorne Pryor ...	1902		.txt	text/plain	35146	2790	84	"Walk in, Mr. Ripley," said Merna as Toussaint Edward Strother, a young man known to good VAN CourTNEY did not see Ethel and her company "later on," the evening of the lawn party when The three sat down to tea, and while Van Courtney only sipped a little of the beverage, Ethel managed to make away with one cup of it. Charles Van Courtney, Merna Attaway ,Toussaint Van Courtney having learned that it was the intention of Merna and Ethel shortly to take one of "Come, Ethel, let us go," said Merna, not waiting for the reply. This perfect summer day finds Merna and Toussaint, Ethel and Strother, Mr. Burleigh and Clarissa, on the spacious grounds of the Southern play the game," said Toussaint, addressing Merna. "Come, Merna, Ethel is calling for you," said I did not think to ask Mr. Strother," said Merna. between the races, Merna and Strother were at home	./cache/osu.32435018561423.pdf	./txt/osu.32435018561423.txt