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uc1.32106010644448	Reynolds, George W. M.	The mysteries of London With numerous illustrations by G. Stiff v.1	1846		.txt	text/plain	415147	25935	79	interrupted Markham; and taking from his pocketbook a bank note, he handed it to the poor man. "My old friend," said Richard, turning suddenly As Markham uttered these words, ile gently disengaged the old man's hands from his countenance, "Now I tell you what it is," said the Resurrection Man, who probably by this time saw that he "I have this night," said the young man, "escaped from the most fearful perils. "Silence, my dear friend," said the count authoritatively: "I will hear the man, let him be who "Impossible !" said Greenwood, this time affecting the astonishment expressed by his countenance. "I can only think, Lady Cecilia," said Greenwood, handing her to a seat, and taking a chair º "I tell you what we'll do," said the Resurrection Man, after a few moments' reflection; "this "Poor young lady l'" said Marian, advancing towards the bed, and taking Ellen's hand.	./cache/uc1.32106010644448.pdf	./txt/uc1.32106010644448.txt