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He was so eloquent in his indignation that presently Grady told him about the meeting for that evening , and about the place , and Peter said they really ought to get some of their friends together , and work out some way to get their protest literature distributed quickly , because it was evident they could no longer use the mails . What was the use of resolutions of executive committees , when what was wanted was action by the entire membership ? Grady said all right , they would notify the active members and sympathizers , and he gave Peter the job of telephoning and travelling about town getting word to a dozen people . At six o'clock that evening Peter reported the results to McGivney , and then he got a shock . `` You must go to that meeting yourself , '' said the rat-faced man . `` You must n't take any chance of their suspecting you . '' `` But , my God ! ''