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hvd.hnqmg9	Woodrow Wilson Mrs approximately	The hornet's nest by Mrs. Wilson Woodrow ; with illustrations by Paul Stahr	1917		.txt	text/plain	70935	5697	87	There had been a moment or so of conversation, when Colvin, with a thrill of surprise, had recognized the other man as of his class, and had given his His immediate inclination was to look up the "Hornet." Not by any means to inform that dangerous and Mr. Whitefield's secretary, young Everett Babcock, had just told the chauffeur that instead of having the motor before the front door at exactly twenty Whitefield ran the scales on the table, his eyes following his fingers. "Muriel," he said, in what was meant to be a pleasant, reasonable tone, " you are willful, obstinate, headstrong, and a few other things but you've got the Go ahead," returned Whitefield absently, his eyes still on a letter he held in his hand. then Colvin turned from them to look into Muriel's Twenty minutes later, Colvin, after much hurried pacing of the floor, turned to the telephone again, and calling up the Whitefield house, asked for Miss Fletcher	./cache/hvd.hnqmg9.pdf	./txt/hvd.hnqmg9.txt