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Robbery Under Arms

CHAPTER 19
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I was pretty weak and low then; I'd only just come out of the doctor's hands.
I was passing along with the rest of the mob.

I heard her voice quite clear and firm, but soft and sweet, too.

How sweet it sounded to me then! 'I wish to speak a few words to the third prisoner in the line--the tall one.

Can I do so, Captain Wharton ?' 'Oh! certainly, Miss Falkland,' said the old gentleman, who had brought them all in to look at the wonderful neat garden, and the baths, and the hospital, and the unnatural washed-up, swept-up barracks that make the cleanest gaol feel worse than the roughest hut.

He was the visiting magistrate, and took a deal of interest in the place, and believed he knew all the prisoners like a book.


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