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Barnaby Rudge

CHAPTER 51
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You idiot, do you know what peril you stand in ?' 'I know it, sir,' replied his journeyman, 'and it is my glory.

I was there, everybody saw me there.

I was conspicuous, and prominent.

I will abide the consequences.' The locksmith, really disturbed and agitated, paced to and fro in silence--glancing at his former 'prentice every now and then--and at length stopping before him, said: 'Get to bed, and sleep for a couple of hours that you may wake penitent, and with some of your senses about you.

Be sorry for what you have done, and we will try to save you.


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