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uc1.b3549035	Hanshew Thomas W.	Cleek of Scotland Yard : detective stories by T. P. Hanshew	1914		.txt	text/plain	100474	6979	88	That chap Cleek was the man that did it, sir. In another minute he was back again, laying the cloth and setting out the dishes, while Narkom improved the time of waiting by straying round the room and "Cleek, my dear fellow, are you a magician?" said Narkom, sinking into a chair, overcome. Cleek had barely time to recall Narkom's statement regarding the semi-imbecile mother, when Miss Valmond gave "Was it from there you saw the occurrence, Miss Valmond?" asked Cleek, looking past her into "the dim religious light" of the sanctuary. at this terrible time," said Miss Renfrew when Cleek was "Miss Renfrew," said Cleek, sinking his voice and look, "I hardly think that your honour will be called into question, Sir Charles," replied Cleek, liking him the better for said Cleek, and reached round his arm over the man's Look!" said Cleek, and opened up the little	./cache/uc1.b3549035.pdf	./txt/uc1.b3549035.txt