The Mysteries of London; or, Revelations of the British Metropolis — page 66: what you’re looking at

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Ga MYSTERIES collected tone: What is the meaning of this) noise ? e The two brigands abandoned their grasp at the sound of that vaice: His honour! muttered Tom | as they both suddenly moved back, trembling © with fear. ; They are well saphe! said Bob Lantern, 1 | always suspected that infernal staircase. z His honour returned slowly to his apartment, — and Tom and Charlie, with discomfited and mor+ tified looks, rejoined their companions. The cashier re-adjusted his desk: You must | dispose of that, said he, pointing to the lifeless | form of Sawnie. Yes, Mr. Smith, replied Turnbull, respectfully. Asif nothing extraerdinary had occurred, Mr. Smith resumed the * Times,’ and waited for the arrival of Nichelss, who had been despatched for change, ee CHAPTER VII. % The thirty-five indiv als who had just attack- ed the iron safe of Edward & Co., remained fora few moments silent and motionless, under the ef: — fect of the apparition, which puta termination — to their attack. They dared not speak; the | most turbulent had become the most timid. Turnbull was hiding himself behind Charlie, and Charlie was attempting to conceal his huge | form behind the insignificant Snail; nobodycould — . a comicbooks-com »