id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentences	flesch	summary	cache	txt
hvd.hxdnbh	Regis Julius.	No. 13 Toroni : a mystery by Julius Regis	1922		.txt	text/plain	47700	3967	89	Tom. Maurice Wallion bit his lip and cast a peculiarly keen look at the young man; then he "Good evening, Aspeland," said Wallion, "Let me look at his hands," said Wallion with Wallion turned his head and fixed his penetrating grey eyes on Tom. "Look here, Tom," he said calmly, "a little presently said Wallion, "to judge from appearances the girl must have come up from Gothenburg by the morning train; but people don't "Gone, without leaving the slightest trace behind him," Aspeland said, turning to Wallion. Wallion raised his hat and said: "Mr. Christian Dreyel, I presume?" The man looked at wooden dolls, Mr. Wallion," he said in a hoarse looked at Wallion and said: "All along I have "Have a little sense, Toroni," said Wallion He saw, too, that Wallion was keeping a watchful eye on the man, and said: "What! Wallion and Tom looked up from the last	./cache/hvd.hxdnbh.pdf	./txt/hvd.hxdnbh.txt