The Shadow of the Rope by E. W. (Ernest William) Hornung
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pals, vere was vat light."
"Let's 'ave 'er aht of it." "Yuss, she ain't no right there." "No; the condemned cell's the plice for 'er!" "Give us a stone afore the copper comes!" And Rachel saw the first stone flung, and heard the first glass break; and within a very few minutes there was not a whole pane left in the front of the house; but that was all the damage which Rachel herself saw done. A hand touched her lightly on the shoulder. "Do you still pin your faith to the man in the street?" said a voice. And, though she had heard it for the first time that very evening, it was a voice that Rachel seemed to have known all her life. CHAPTER VI A PERIPATETIC PROVIDENCE |
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