Penny Dreadfuls, 1850 · page 382 of 400
The Gift of the Sailor: The String of Pearls & Sweeney Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street — page 382: what you’re looking at
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purse of twenty guineas to help you on your way wherever you wish.” “How kind you are, madam! Ah, I shall be able now to forgive you for all that I have suffered in this place—and, after all, it has been a refuge from want.” “Tt has. No one can be better pleased than I am to find you view things so reasonably. Send up the nine o’clock batch; and then wait patiently until I come to you.” “T will.” “Till then, good-night!” Mrs. Lovett left the grating; and as she went up to the shop, she muttered to herself— “They will, when they find him here, suspect he is an accomplice. Well, let them hang him, for all I care. What can it matter to me?” GBOOOOOOOO commiclooolkks CO)