Penny Dreadfuls, 1850 · page 353 of 396
The String of Pearls; or, The Barber of Fleet Street — page 353: what you’re looking at
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“THE STRING OF PEARLS. ©3845 “Yes, You should g0 in at feeding time some day, and see her a-coming it strong with fried ingins.’ “* Fried what !”’ ‘‘Ingins—ingins ; round things, Ingions—ah! that’s it.” ** Onions ?” TM Tn LAS BN a - We a | age 144 =~ | i Hi = i | f | Kf! ant ohy - \ TODD HORRIFIES MRS. RAGG. ‘Very like—very like. But ccmeon, my dear—come on. Easy does it! Always remember that whenever you gets into any fix, Hasy does it!” Did Arabella think the colonel would run after her and say something? Yes she did; but he came not. Did she think he would be loath to part with her upon such terms as they had seemed to part? Yes, yes. Surely he could not let her go without some kinder, softer, word that he had last spoken to her? But he did. He only watched her with his eyes ; and when Sir Richard Blunt, who, it would appear, knew oe of the colonel’s ass said to him— ae No 44. a — ~*+ Fe —— a ee ee. es comicbooks.com