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The String of Pearls (1850), p. 73

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The String of Pearls (1850), p. 73


under those disastrous circumstances, far there is nothing which I will not dare attempt.
"Why, my dear Johanna, you mist perceive that all the evidence regarding this Thornhill, follows him up to that barber's shop in Fleet-street, and no farther."

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"Can you not imagine, then, that there lies the mystery of his fate; and, from what you have yourself seen of this man, Todd, do you think he is one who would hesitate even at murder?"
"Oh, horror! my own thoughts have taken that dreadful turn, but I dreaded to

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