The Mysteries of the Court of London — page 280: what you’re looking at

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246 THE COURT OF LONDON side the door; and immediately afterward a young woman, dressed with great plainness, entered the room. ‘The Gallows’ Widow, by goles!’ exclaimed Grumley, springing toward her. An ejaculation of mingled surprise and terror burst from the lips of Elizabeth Marks, for she it indeed was; and she made a desperate effort to break from the grasp which the constable had fixed upon her. But wrenching around her arm with a violence that made her sink almost upon her knees, he said, in a savage tone, “‘ Be quiet, or I’1l do you a mischief.”’ And the woman, completely overpowered, attempted no further resistance. (C(O) AG 6)(0)(0) —