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mdp.39015063514791	Flynn Brian	The spiked lion, an Anthony Bathurst story by Brian Flynn	1933		.txt	text/plain	54473	5919	89	Sir Austin's eyes followed Bathurst's pointing finger. "That last question," said Anthony Bathurst quietly "The dead man's name, sir," returned Bathurst with DEAD MAN AT SIR RICHARD INGLE'S 35 DEAD MAN AT SIR RICHARD INGLE'S 35 DEAD MAN AT SIR RICHARD INGLE'S 35 DEAD MAN AT SIR RICHARD INGLE'S 35 Raphael frowned again and looked at Sir Richard Ingle. Dr. Summerhayes answered Sir Richard Ingle's summons with quiet alacrity. Raphael and Sir Richard Ingle watched his every movement, as though their minds were following the course of Raphael, Covington and Sir Richard looked at each Sir Richard turned towards the door, eagerly anticipating the entrance of Lord Tresham. Sir Richard Ingle, Mr. Bathurst's chief inAnthony Bathurst looked from Sir Richard to his companion. "Aye, sir," returned the old man with the weatherbeaten face; "there's days we get given to us at times, "Sir Richard," remarked Anthony Bathurst with grave	./cache/mdp.39015063514791.pdf	./txt/mdp.39015063514791.txt