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nyp.33433074812128	Child Richard Washburn	The vanishing men by Richard Washburn Child	1920		.txt	text/plain	47684	3680	87	"You have attained it," said Peter, a little light and her great dark eyes in which, even from a distance, there appeared the expectancy or fear described by young Benham. at Peter, and with a smile and warmth thrown toward him like a message from her great dark eyes. that suddenly Peter had a great distaste for the exposure of things he did not know had lived in her. Above all, Peter had gone to England to do a certain thing—to meet the strange Brena Selcoss and Peter said once in a letter, "know just how near the "But it has been a long time," Brena said, as if Brena to know that if she said these words it would "But Mr. Parmalee is not here yet," said Brena. "No, Peter," Brena said at last. "Look here," said Peter. Peter turned to look at Brena.	./cache/nyp.33433074812128.pdf	./txt/nyp.33433074812128.txt