Penny Dreadfuls, 1860 · page 303 of 394
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THE CONSULTATION 283 “and you can therefore make it all right with the But- toner.”’ ‘“* Agreed,”’ said Bencull. The Hangman accordingly produced his pocketbook and drew forth bank-notes to the amount of twenty pounds, which he handed to his aecomplice; then rising from his seat, he said, ‘“‘ I will go and see Nell Gibson at once. She lives at Mother Young’s, don’t she? ”’ ‘“‘ Yes, where that old witch Mother Franklin is,” replied Bencull. ‘“‘ To be sure, — I know all about it. I’ve been there often enough before. So I’ll just go and make it all right with Nell, and will then come back to take another glass with you. Perhaps I shall bring her with me.” Daniel Coffin then quitted the dark crib. CONMICOOO SS (GO)