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172 THE COURT OF LONDON bears a name that makes even the innocent tremble — the name of Newgate. “Do not give way to despondency, my dear child,” said Mrs. Brace, in so soothing a tone and lavishing such tender caresses at the same time that the poor orphan girl not only forgave her from her heart for the past, but felt. comforted and cheered by the maternal affection displayed with so much apparent warmth toward her. COnnICLOO S (CO