T2	FAC 92 107	Riverside Drive
T3	PER 62 86	the well-known financier
T5	FAC 511 527	a suburban villa
T6	FAC 530 537	a hotel
T7	FAC 727 753	New York 's Public Library
T8	FAC 614 623	the porch
T10	PER 903 934	a woman who liked to be noticed
T11	PER 845 854	Mrs. Pett
T12	FAC 762 801	a house which is impossible to overlook
T13	PER 1034 1047	a lost spirit
T14	PER 990 1012	its nominal proprietor
T16	FAC 1136 1145	the house
T17	PER 1931 1964	all lovers of sensational fiction
T19	PER 2298 2333	six young and unrecognised geniuses
T20	PER 2082 2098	Willie Partridge
T22	PER 2359 2399	mostly novelists who had not yet started
T23	PER 2656 2681	his wife 's first husband
T25	PER 2944 2990	the man who waits fifty years before trying it
T26	PER 2907 2915	Mr. Pett
T27	PER 3008 3020	the geniuses
T28	PER 3093 3148	a fourteen-year-old boy of a singularly unloveable type
T29	FAC 3057 3069	her new home
T30	PER 3023 3032	Mrs. Pett
T31	PER 3298 3312	private tutors
T32	PER 3548 3552	boys
T33	PER 3514 3522	Mr. Pett
T34	PER 3555 3565	Ogden Ford
T35	PER 3798 3806	Mr. Pett
T39	PER 4413 4423	his father
T40	PER 4453 4461	Mr. Pett
T41	FAC 4582 4593	the library
T42	PER 4905 4918	their juniors
T43	FAC 4889 4918	a house full of their juniors
T44	PER 5025 5035	Ogden Ford
T46	PER 5128 5136	Mr. Pett
T47	PER 5438 5455	the bulging child
T48	PER 5471 5481	Ogden Ford
T51	PER 5917 5923	Mother
T53	PER 6027 6035	Mr. Pett
T54	PER 6159 6167	a grouch
T55	PER 6407 6415	Mr. Pett
T56	PER 6761 6772	the fellows
T57	PER 6951 6959	Mr. Pett
T59	PER 7272 7280	Mr. Pett
T60	FAC 7394 7400	a home
T62	PER 7641 7681	Mr. Pett , who was touchy on the subject
T64	PER 7764 7775	what mother
T65	PER 8086 8094	Mr. Pett
T66	PER 8134 8145	another man
T68	FAC 8295 8310	Riverside Drive
T70	FAC 8337 8348	Pine Street
T71	PER 8422 8457	whiskered , square-jawed financiers
T72	FAC 8392 8403	Pine Street
T74	PER 8507 8530	a fourteen-year-old boy
T75	FAC 8482 8497	Riverside Drive
T76	FAC 8814 8824	the stairs
T77	PER 9039 9047	Mr. Pett
T78	FAC 9226 9236	the office
T79	FAC 9213 9217	home
T80	PER 9469 9472	men
T81	PER 9296 9304	Mr. Pett
T82	LOC 9926 9935	the river
T83	PER 9942 9989	the girl who had been working at the typewriter
T84	PER 10006 10014	Mr. Pett
T1	PER 10 27	A RED-HAIRED GIRL
T85	PER 45 59	Mr. Peter Pett
T86	FAC 142 177	that breezy and expensive boulevard
T87	FAC 28 107	The residence of Mr. Peter Pett , the well-known financier , on Riverside Drive
T88	FAC 118 177	the leading eyesores of that breezy and expensive boulevard
T89	VEH 198 212	your limousine
T90	VEH 272 287	a green omnibus
T91	PER 322 332	Architects
T4	PER 409 425	the lay observer
T92	FAC 449 458	The place
T93	FAC 497 508	a cathedral
T94	FAC 542 558	a Chinese pagoda
T95	GPE 727 735	New York
T9	PER 867 878	her husband
T96	FAC 966 978	this mansion
T15	PER 979 987	Mr. Pett
T97	FAC 1290 1316	the godless Stock Exchange
T98	PER 1627 1636	Intruders
T99	FAC 1664 1673	The place
T100	PER 1826 1835	Mrs. Pett
T101	PER 1900 1915	Nesta Ford Pett
T102	PER 2046 2063	a single specimen
T103	PER 2069 2079	her nephew
T18	PER 2404 2433	poets who were about to begin
T104	PER 2336 2356	Six brilliant youths
T21	PER 2449 2457	Mr. Pett
T105	FAC 2449 2466	Mr. Pett 's rooms
T106	PER 2656 2664	his wife
T24	PER 2715 2725	Elmer Ford
T107	PER 2684 2708	a business friend of his
T108	PER 2822 2834	the deceased
T109	PER 3070 3082	her only son
T110	PER 3085 3090	Ogden
T111	PER 3446 3453	the boy
T112	PER 3604 3615	his stepson
T113	FAC 3889 3905	the morning-room
T37	FAC 4090 4101	the passage
T114	FAC 4333 4356	his own private library
T38	FAC 4360 4450	a large , soothing room full of old books , of which his father had been a great collector
T115	PER 4846 4948	elderly gentlemen of solitary habit who in a house full of their juniors find themselves alone at last
T116	PER 5017 5020	pop
T117	PER 5095 5098	pop
T45	PER 5170 5182	his step-son
T118	PER 5215 5222	the boy
T119	PER 5339 5349	the latter
T49	PER 5785 5788	boy
T50	PER 5802 5810	Mr. Pett
T52	PER 5947 5952	Ogden
T120	PER 6004 6013	the enemy
T121	PER 6075 6080	Ogden
T122	PER 6198 6201	pop
T123	PER 6275 6287	his step-son
T124	PER 6878 6881	pop
T58	PER 7013 7088	this calm , goggle-eyed boy who treated him with such supercilious coolness
T61	PER 7799 7804	Ogden
T63	PER 7862 7865	pop
T125	PER 8021 8024	pop
T67	PER 8268 8291	a totally different man
T69	PER 8316 8333	the person he was
T73	PER 8409 8418	grown men
T126	FAC 8836 8849	the top floor
T127	FAC 8868 8879	the passage
T128	PER 9260 9266	a girl
T129	FAC 9457 9472	the dens of men
T130	VEH 9800 9811	automobiles
T131	FAC 9819 9828	the Drive
T36	PER 3990 3997	Shelley
T132	PER 3981 3989	the poet
T133	PER 845 849	Mrs.
T134	PER 2907 2910	Mr.
T135	PER 3023 3027	Mrs.
T136	PER 3514 3517	Mr.
T137	PER 3798 3801	Mr.
T138	PER 4453 4456	Mr.
T139	PER 5128 5131	Mr.
T140	PER 6027 6030	Mr.
T141	PER 6407 6410	Mr.
T142	PER 6951 6954	Mr.
T143	PER 7272 7275	Mr.
T144	PER 7641 7644	Mr.
T145	PER 8086 8089	Mr.
T146	PER 9039 9042	Mr.
T147	PER 9296 9299	Mr.
T148	PER 10006 10009	Mr.
T149	PER 45 48	Mr.
T150	PER 979 982	Mr.
T151	PER 1826 1830	Mrs.
T152	PER 2449 2452	Mr.
T153	PER 5802 5805	Mr.
T154	PER 6513 6516	sir
T155	PER 6703 6706	sir
T156	PER 4674 4680	nobody
T157	FAC 9278 9318	The room in which Mr. Pett found himself
T158	FAC 4681 4686	there
T159	FAC 6725 6729	here
T160	FAC 6780 6784	here