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Barnaby Rudge

CHAPTER 65
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I begin to think I'm on the opposite side, and among the ladies; though for the matter of that, I've seen a many ladies face it out, in a manner that did honour to the sex .-- You in number two, don't grind them teeth of yours.

Worse manners,' said the hangman, rapping at the door with his stick, 'I never see in this place afore.

I'm ashamed of you.

You're a disgrace to the Bailey.' After pausing for a moment to hear if anything could be pleaded in justification, Mr Dennis resumed in a sort of coaxing tone: 'Now look'ee here, you four.

I'm come here to take care of you, and see that you an't burnt, instead of the other thing.


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