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nyp.33433074872429	Hornung E. W.	Stingaree, by E.W. Hornung. With illustrations by George W. Lambert	1905		.txt	text/plain	52984	4270	89	"I didn't come to see either Mr. or Mrs. Clarkson," said he; "in fact, I never heard "Mrs. Clarkson," said Stingaree, "you you got here?" at length said Stingaree. man," said Stingaree, reflectively examining many days' delay," said Stingaree. "I thank you," said Kentish, seating himself tailorwise within arm's length of Stingaree's spurs. Stingaree took the one, and handed the case "To tell you the truth," said Stingaree, "I Stingaree, or you're the next dead man in this Stingaree took a first good look at his man. chance he had ever had of hearing of Stingaree or any other bushranger at first-hand. And then Stingaree saw his man. Stingaree looked round without a word. "I think you are mistaking me for someone else," said Stingaree. "I know," said the feeling Stingaree. "Miss Bouverie," said Stingaree, "you may Bouverie; it was all I did take," said Stingaree, "at the concert that made your name."	./cache/nyp.33433074872429.pdf	./txt/nyp.33433074872429.txt