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19451	Quick, Herbert	Double Trouble; Or, Every Hero His Own Villain			.txt	text/plain	65006	3720	82	Mr. Amidon, seeing it, plunged back into the shelter from which he had tumbled, and lay there trembling--trembling, forsooth, because, instead of summer, it seemed winter; for Elm Springs Junction, it appeared to be a moving train on some unknown road, going God knew where; and for Florian Amidon, in his outing suit, it had the appearance of a somnambulistic wretch in his night-clothes, who was addressed by the unfamiliar porter as Mr. Brassfield! Then she wrote to Mr. Brassfield a note which Mr. Amidon found in his room when he returned to being.	cache/19451.txt	txt/19451.txt
