Penny Dreadfuls, 1867 · page 63 of 318
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bs wea ee eee - -_—-_— i ee - ee ed > CO ___ y g SPRING-HEEWD JACK NG-HEE. ii THE TERROR OF LONDON. WSS ———— SS GC SSSSSS=== > SPRING-HEELED JACK AND THE WARDER. Jack, “Your time has come ; wewant unchari-| Down dropped Miss Frump on her knees. ‘IT will never be uncharitable again—-never, never,” she cried, in supplicating tones. “Oh! He sprang upon the bed. have mercy on me—a poor, lone woman.” The old lady flew to the door of the apart-| ‘‘ Your time has come ; you have nothing to ment, which Jack had left half open, and ran |live for ; nobody to care for, so come.” full butt against it, closing it with a loud bang. Jack put his arms around her, and lifted her In a moment Jack was by her side. to her feet. Mis hand grasped her arm. “ Mur—mur—oh $” . 3 eS table women in my regions, and there must you go with me.” = = COMILEHOOKS:.GE } | O im