Penny Dreadfuls, 1900 · page 46 of 394
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THE RESULTS OF THE PLOT 29 over to secrecy by Nell, she herself will fancy that she can brave it out before us. She is a bold girl, and I’ll lay my life that she’s neither run away nor even thought of it, but that you will find her at Mother Young’s.” “ Well, I'll go and see,’’ said the Buttoner. ‘‘ But if so be she won’t come down here, what am I to do? ”’ “Knock her on the head at once,”’ rejoined the Hangman, brutally, ‘‘ and then cut and run, at all risks.”’ “Wery good,” said the Buttoner; and forcing his hat down upon his head with an air of determination, he issued from the dark crib. COMIC OOO SS (C(O)