The String of Pearls (1850), p. 241

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done, and it's as good as done. Todd may shave now as many people as he
likes, but I don't think he'll polish 'em off in his old way quite so easy."
"That's right. Good day."
"When shall we see you, Sir Richard?''
"About sunset."

THE CAPTIVE PIEMAKER CONTEMPLATES SUICIDE.{Figure}

By the time this little conversation was over, Sir Richard Blunt and Crotchet
had got through Temple Bar, and then they parted, Crotchet taking his way back to Fleet Street, and Sir Richard Blunt walking hastily to Downing Street. When he got there he entered the official residence of the Secretary of State for the Home Department, and being well known to the clerk, he was at once conducted into a little room carefully hung round with crimson cloth, so as

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plate 31. captive piemaker contemplates suicide.