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Jack Sheppard

CHAPTER VII
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His foot touched the rounded edge of the starling, and glanced off, precipitating him into the water.

As he fell, he caught at the projecting masonry.

But the stone was slippery; and the tide, which here began to feel the influence of the fall, was running with frightful velocity.

He could not make good his hold.

But, uttering a loud cry, he was swept away by the headlong torrent.
Mr.Wood heard the cry.


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