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osu.32435018408914	McIntyre John Thomas	Ashton-Kirk, special detective / by John T. McIntyre ; illustrations by Ralph L. Boyer	1914		.txt	text/plain	53821	4600	93	"In a short time," said Ashton-Kirk, "Mr. Scanlon will call. "The condition of Campe probably had its effect upon you," said Ashton-Kirk. moves," said the drawn-looking man, coughing Bat Scanlon looked at Ashton-Kirk and nodded. "But," said Miss Knowles, lightly, as they followed Campe out of the room and along a passage, "there are no strange knights to beat upon As they reached the roof of Schwartzberg, Ashton-Kirk saw the search-light, which he had witnessed in operation the night before, mounted on "My aunt, Miss Hohenlo," said Campe, "Mr. Ashton-Kirk." other day," said he, "I at once set about looking up the Campe family history. "To-night," said the big man, "I feel like taking a chance. "Well," said Scanlon, "that does look like a "Your crippled man, in his chair on the hilltop, watching the moon on the towers of Schwartzberg, is a pleasing thought," said Ashton-Kirk. said the big man to Ashton-Kirk. Then to Scanlon Ashton-Kirk said: "Do you	./cache/osu.32435018408914.pdf	./txt/osu.32435018408914.txt