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hvd.hnijrd	MacGrath Harold	Deuces wild by Harold MacGrath ... illustrated by R. N. Crosby	1913		.txt	text/plain	11789	1339	93	just so many times; after that, fresh invention must be called into play; the retroussé nose must give way to the Grecian, good food, curios; he liked to give expensive teas in his beautiful studio; he The only thing like detective work he ever did successfully was A thousand petty crimes are happening every day, right next door to you. Forbes sat down next to Crawford, liked Crawford the best of all his friends; Crawford had a mysterious way of turning up in strange places, of sailing without advising his friends, of returning as "Surely." Forbes saw the fifteen thousand in bills at the girl's feet, her dull Forbes' mind: the young woman, her disordered hair, the white throat, Crawford's haggard eyes. You're a good man, Mr. Forbes, "Well, Mr. Haggerty?" said Crawford. it-unless he's a rich man like you, Mr. Crawford, an' wants an exciting joke.	./cache/hvd.hnijrd.pdf	./txt/hvd.hnijrd.txt