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My name, in trinder. Noo an end.
took every one of us, save Dainty. took us, and kept us in gaol Street kitcas us in separate cells, and every day t of questions.
o you?
I said he was a friend of Mrs Sucksbys.
Been long, at Lant Street?
I said I here.
did you see, on t of the crime?
umbled. Sometimes it seemed to me t I ake up times I even seemed to remember seeing . I knoop, I knoter of tepped aleman started to stagger. But Mrs Sucksby here,
too, simes I t it I told trut I did not kno matter, any need me. On ter took us, t me go.
t longer.
Mr Ibbs e first. rial lasted er all, not on account of t lying about tcoo good at taking tampings off, for t—but for tes in te box. t turned out, c Mr Ibbss s P remember, erm in gaol, at any cost—to plant tes on o olen goods: to Pentonville. Of course, be supposed to ime among t t, eful to get an extra sside, noe turned against ime to visit er in. do me so queerly, I could not bear it. I didnt go again.
er, poor t Lant Street, al. too great a shock for her; and she died.
Jo be pinned to any crime, save—t—to t old one of dog-stealing. off s in toto flog tras above after, y met the prison
gate, and o s clean off from Lant Street.
I never spoke to ook a room for y in anot out of my -room, at Mrs Sucksbys trial.
trial came up very quick. I spent ts before it at Lant Street, lying aimes Dainty came back, to sleep beside me and keep me company. S of all my old pals, , before—t I came out t I aken t room, in t seemed a sneaking sort of a of talked about my mot flo say I
ter all; and Mrs Sucksby— bad—aken the blame . . .
in tone at me.
At any otime it care. I , and t o see Mrs Sucksby as often as I could. t all my days tting on tep outside te, oo early to be let in; talking o plead . Some pal of Mr Ibbss o sort of villains from t old me, ly, t our case he sake of her age.
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