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Jack Sheppard

CHAPTER XVI
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"But I tell you frankly, and Mr.Austin, may repeat it if he pleases to his master, Jonathan Wild,--I have _not_." "Well said, Jack," cried Figg.

"Never give in." "Well," observed Hogarth, "if, fettered as you are, you contrive to break out of this dungeon, you'll do what no man ever did before." A peculiar smile illuminated Jack's features.
"There it is!" cried Sir James, eagerly.

"There's the exact expression I want.

For the love of Heaven, Jack, don't move!--Don't alter a muscle, if you can help it." And, with a few magical touches, he stamped the fleeting expression on the canvass.
"I have it too!" exclaimed Hogarth, busily plying his pencil.

"Gad! it's a devilish fine face when lit up." "As like as life, Sir," observed Austin, peeping over Thornhill's shoulder at the portrait.


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