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Penny Dreadfuls, 1868 · page 212 of 399

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tes A ad aan = \ ° f Vfl GM NDE CIN \ i . a : . a \ ‘ u . * ahi 2 } oe n= RA AW SCENE IN THB OLD RUINS, He had a dagger in his hand ; he walked like The look upon his face and his manner as he a stealthy cat. and as the light of the lamp at | walked proved that his object was cowardly the corner fell upon his face you could see that | murder, He stopped and looked round every it ~ that of the Alsatian — Captain Lackland. | moment to see if he was watched. 0. 25. GOVE OOO