id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentences	flesch	summary	cache	txt
umn.319510020851165	Fletcher J. S.	The lost Mr. Linthwaite.	1923		.txt	text/plain	60316	5586	91	"This morning, first thing," she replied, "Mr. Brackett looked round No. 7—Mr. Linthwaite's room "You said your uncle would have at least a hundred pounds on him,'' suggested Crabbe, with a meaning look. "I've just told Miss Byfield what you told me outside there, Mr. Brixey," said the landlord. "This present Mrs. Byfield?" asked Brixey, who closed door, Brixey told his uncle's old clerk everything that had transpired since his own arrival the "I don't think there's much doubt about things, Mr. Brixey," he said. "Now IH ask any reasonable man what his opinion would be, Mr. Brixey," he answered. If the man gave any receipt, Mr. Linthwaite kept it among his private papers," said Gaffkin. "We have heard of Mrs. Byfield," said Brixey. "Gaffkin," said Brixey drily, "you hear what Mr. Crabbe says? "I mean to know," said Brixey. "Tell Mr. Brixey what Mesham said about him,"	./cache/umn.319510020851165.pdf	./txt/umn.319510020851165.txt