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26732	Lewis, Sinclair	Free Air			.txt	text/plain	86514	7493	92	Her crisp hands looked like the paws of a three-year-old boy The father of Milt Daggett was the Old Doctor, born in Maine, coming to Milt passed Claire Boltwood as though he did not see her; stood at the Usually her guests stepped on the right-hand running-board, beside Mr. Boltwood, and this man was far over on the right side of the road. While he was lighting a cigar, and Claire was paying the bill, Mr. Boltwood stalked Milt, cleared his throat all over again, and said, When Claire and her father came along in the Gomez, Milt was standing by workmen were at the same long table with Claire, Milt, Pinky, and Mr. Boltwood--the last two of whom were polite and scenically descriptive to The Gilsons and Claire, Milt and Jeff Saxton, "We, uh---Daggett---In fact, I'm going to call you Milt, as Claire	./cache/26732.txt	./txt/26732.txt