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hvd.hwxq93	Hanshew Thomas W.	Cleek, the master detective by T. P. Hanshew	1918		.txt	text/plain	94770	6478	87	Meantime Cleek, having left the boy sitting on the hatbox in the darkness, crossed the narrow street to the open little child, would make such a botch of copying the alphabet as that," Cleek said, as he took the letter up and opened "Good-night, Mr. Cleek," said Ailsa, stretching out a "Let's have a look at it," said Cleek, moving nearer where?" Then he turned to the captain's daughter, and asked quietly: "Would you mind letting me see the room from which the young man disappeared? "Mr. Narkom," said Cleek, answering one question "I think we can fairly decide, Mr. Narkom, on the evidence of that," said Cleek, pointing to it, "that Lord "All right, Mr. Narkom," said Cleek himself, with a "There, that's the case, Cleek," said Narkom, after a "My dear Cleek," said Narkom, looking at him with "How did I find it out?" said Cleek, answering Narkom's	./cache/hvd.hwxq93.pdf	./txt/hvd.hwxq93.txt