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id: 56973
author: Alger, Horatio, Jr.
title: Adrift in the City; or, Oliver Conrad's Plucky Fight
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  It was evident that in attempting to frighten Oliver Mr. Bond had undertaken a difficult job. He turned upon Oliver with a frown, and said harshly: How dared you assault my son Roland! It was he who assaulted me, Mr. Kenyon, answered Oliver quietly.


id: 14003
author: Lavay, Jerome Buell
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title:
  Disputed Handwriting An exhaustive, valuable, and comprehensive work upon one of the most important subjects of to-day. With illustrations and expositions for the detection and study of forgery by handwriting of all kinds

summary:
  Practical and useful information about signature writing and how to safeguard one's signature against forgery is something that will be welcomed by those who are constantly attaching their names to valuable papers. One of the simplest secret writings, however, to which Professor Gross of Germany calls attention is the following: Take a sheet of common writing paper, moisten it well with clear water, and lay it on a hard, smooth surface, such as glass, tin, stone, etc.


id: 28123
author: Townley, Houghton
title: The Scarlet Feather
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summary:
  It is, briefly, this: Mr. Herresford has withdrawn his account from our bank, of which I am a director and a partner, and demands the restitution of seven thousand dollars taken by poor Dick Swinton. His fear was lest he should meet tall, stalwart Dick Swinton, who, on a previous occasion of a similar character, had forcibly resented what he deemed an unwarrantable intrusion on the part of a shabby rascal.


id: 297
author: Tarkington, Booth
title: The Flirt
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summary:
  Then Miss Cora and Miss Laura come in so quietly--not wanting to wake anybody--that he doesn't hear them, and he gets caught there. I need a great deal of money, Miss Cora Madison.


