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hvd.hnp94e	Fletcher J. S.	The middle of things by J.S. Fletcher	1922		.txt	text/plain	60208	5190	90	"That sort of thing hasn't come your way, Richard," remarked Miss Penkridge sententiously. "I know, practically, no more than Miss Wickham has told you," said Mrs. Killenhall. "That's the man I saw," said Viner. he'd looked round the house, and seen his room upstairs, he went out to the front door, and then I followed him, to ask if he had any particular wishes about "Viner," exclaimed Mr. Pawle, "that man must "Oh, Mr. Viner!" said Miss Wickham, "I'm so "It is the very man!" said Viner with emphasis, "How came they into Ashton's possession, I wonder!" asked Viner. Viner, as sure as fate, that girl's father was the missing Lord Marketstoke, and Ashton knew the secret! Viner, glancing at Lord Ellingham and at Mr. Carless, saw that Mr. Pawle's words had impressed "I know so little about Mr. Ashton," said Miss her and Miss Wickham-what man, wondered Viner,	./cache/hvd.hnp94e.pdf	./txt/hvd.hnp94e.txt