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hvd.hxdlfk	Osborne William Hamilton	The red mouse, a mystery romance by William Hamilton Osborne	1909		.txt	text/plain	54365	4683	87	And so it came about that the comments on the passing throng made by two women, indulging in afternoon tea in Mrs. Challoner's white and gold drawingroom, were interrupted in a manner that was as unexpected as it was embarrassing. another woman, Miriam Challoner had schooled herself to face the world with a smile; had learned that Half way down the corridor Challoner met Pemmican, head card-dealer of Cradlebaugh's, a man with a "I won't be a minute." And turning to Mrs. Challoner, he said a trifle apologetically: "My men tell Miriam Challoner had been resting her head forlornly on her arms as she sat at a table, but on hearing the young woman's bitter remark she raised her "But I won't forget this—not for a moment, Prosecutor Murgatroyd," said Thorne grandiloquently, as And now for the first time Murgatroyd looked Miriam Challoner full in the face, and said solemnly:-	./cache/hvd.hxdlfk.pdf	./txt/hvd.hxdlfk.txt