Penny Dreadfuls, 1870 · page 38 of 392
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THE LONELY INN 21 ing tones of entreaty, struck Kate as being a prayer for succour. She also flew to the little latticed casement, which was in the front of the house, and flinging her glances forth, she felt that she was saved, for the rays of a light gleaming from one of the lower windows were reflected by the sword- hilts of a body of mounted police. The door of the hostelry was immediately burst in by these officials, and Paquetta, flinging herself with wild joy upon Kate’s bosom, fainted in her arms. COMIC 9)(0)(0) <S (F©)