Penny Dreadfuls, 1868 · page 178 of 399
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ES ) He drew cautiously forth the weapon with which he had resolved to do this unholy deed ; but, as he did so, the sheath fell from it ; it was No. 21. Typ BATILE UF LANGDON. » but of leather, silver mounted, and could make no great noise in its fall ; but, to his guilty soul, the sound of it upon the ground was terrific and a 7 a