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36237	Howe, E. W. (Edgar Watson)	The Mystery of the Locks			.txt	text/plain	93219	3892	78	"There are a great many people who do not like Tug's looks," the clerk out; and when walking away, after a long look at Davy's Bend through the looked timidly at Tug. Silas knew the boy very well; little Ben Whittle, the son of his friend, Silas Davy looked that way; a good deal more--a strange man's face, The people of Davy's Bend were a good deal like a grumbling and idle town, like this, a great deal is said when a mysterious man arrives, and looked a good deal more like a man in every way than he did on the night "I like Mrs. Wedge," Tug said, looking at that excellent woman with a time he arrived in town, for he did not look like a man who would take one who called to-night on Allan Dorris business looked like a worker; a "Within a month after Allan Dorris came to Davy's Bend," Silas said,	./cache/36237.txt	./txt/36237.txt