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hvd.hwptej	Rinehart Mary Roberts	The bat : a novel from the play by Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood	1920		.txt	text/plain	43921	4467	91	choke a goat with," said Lizzie viciously as she arranged Miss Cornelia's transformation. "Well, I feel very little like one," said Miss Cornelia, Miss Cornelia passed through this door, glanced about the billiard room, noting that most of its windows were too "Yes, Miss Cornelia," said Lizzie, recovering her "Why, certainly, Lizzie," said Miss Cornelia primly. "I guess it was the wind," said Lizzie, at last, relieved, her grip on Miss Cornelia relaxing. "She's fifty if she's a day," said Miss Cornelia treacherously in spite of a look from Lizzie that would have The door flew open, feet stumbled through the darkness—"The noise came from this room!" that was Anderson's voice—"Holy Virgin!" that must be LizzieEven as Dale turned to face the assembled household, the house lights, extinguished since the storm, "Now, Dale," said Miss Cornelia briskly, "when I "But not with one hand," said Miss Cornelia, with	./cache/hvd.hwptej.pdf	./txt/hvd.hwptej.txt