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35686	Pinkerton, Allan	Mississippi Outlaws and the Detectives Don Pedro and the Detectives; Poisoner and the Detectives			.txt	text/plain	95556	4177	73	first robbery, I find that he sent eight hundred dollars to Mrs. Farrington; this establishes the connection of those two persons. "At the time Hillary arrived at Mrs. Farrington's, the old lady had been Having run up several large bills in New York, I asked Pedro to pay "Possibly you may, Monsieur Lesparre," said Don Pedro; "but let us leave On the following day, Ingham returned to his room at Mrs. Sanford's sitting-room, Mrs. Sanford said: gave her a significant look, and said that he had "made a raise." Mrs. Sanford was highly pleased, but she had no time to make inquiries, as following, Ingham, on his return to the house in the evening, found Mrs. Sanford standing in her room fixing her hair, while a man stood beside Three days later Mrs. Sanford received a visit from a gentleman who said After talking together for some time, Mrs. Sanford and Mr. Morton went	./cache/35686.txt	./txt/35686.txt