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mdp.39015063950011	Rinehart Mary Roberts	Two flights up, by Mary Roberts Rinehart	1928		.txt	text/plain	34648	3375	95	First, Mrs. Bayne would look in the old reflecting mirror which still hung from her bedroom window and take note of the ringer. "I thought I heard the bell," said Mrs. Bayne "Don't be vulgar, Margaret," said Mrs. Bayne coldly. "I've been ringing," she said, "but I suppose they are asleep and don't hear." She remembered then that Warrington, like Mr. Brooks, was supposed to believe in a Hilda, One day he was shocked, passing Mrs. Bayne's door, to hear Holly say: So that night he went up the stairs, and Mrs. Bayne, hearing the creak of the loose step outside, followed him up. On the day Holly's engagement was announced in the papers, James took one with him Glancing up, she saw a light, and knew Mrs. Bayne was at her door, or in the upper hall, "James," Margaret said, "you remember Mr. Warrington, don't you ?	./cache/mdp.39015063950011.pdf	./txt/mdp.39015063950011.txt