Penny Dreadfuls, 1894 · page 156 of 296
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The Opposite House. 151 “Very hopeful!” he cried, laughing. ‘“ Well, I wish you good luck on the journey, as well as in everything else. We have been good friends so long, were even engaged to be married, so I hope we shall not soon forget each other. I have done my utmost to aid you to fulfill a wish, and think you will perceive that you ought to ‘do as you are done by. Az revoir!” He took the casket under his arm and seized his hat. A low, sarcastic bow, and the door banged loudly behind him. | ComicbooOoks.c©