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With expert fingers Phillip Dunston, receiving teller, verified the last package of one-hundred-dollar bills he had made up-ten thousand dollars in all-and tossed it over on the pile beside him, while he checked off a memorandum. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
again
answer
arms
asked
away
bank
burglary
came
cashier
clarke
come
detective
dollars
door
dunston
entered
explained
eyes
face
fact
first
found
fraser
girl
give
glanced
handkerchief
hands
hartford
hatch
identical
inside
knew
know
large
last
left
little
looked
machine
mallory
man
may
men
might
miss
moment
money
mr
night
nothing
now
odor
office
outside
own
perfume
person
placed
pocket
police
president
private
question
ralston
reporter
robbery
room
rose
safe
sat
saw
scientist
search
silence
steel
suddenly
sum
tell
thing
think
thinking
thousand
three
time
told
took
turned
two
use
used
violet
went
west
willis
window
women
years
yes
young
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