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Barnaby Rudge

CHAPTER 76
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It was better so.
'Don't you think,' whimpered Dennis, creeping up to him, as he stood with his feet rooted to the ground, gazing at the blank walls--'don't you think there's still a chance?
It's a dreadful end; it's a terrible end for a man like me.

Don't you think there's a chance?
I don't mean for you, I mean for me.

Don't let HIM hear us (meaning Hugh); 'he's so desperate.' Now then,' said the officer, who had been lounging in and out with his hands in his pockets, and yawning as if he were in the last extremity for some subject of interest: 'it's time to turn in, boys.' 'Not yet,' cried Dennis, 'not yet.

Not for an hour yet.' 'I say,--your watch goes different from what it used to,' returned the man.

'Once upon a time it was always too fast.


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