City Scenes, Or, a Peep Into London for Good Children
City Scenes, Or, a Peep Into London for Good Children
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Bent upon the wicked aoi; Now, behold him pale with fear.
Taken in the very fact.
In the damp and dreary cell, ^ Sad and wretched, must he lie, ^ , Till the solemn Ncwgate.beJl j\ Toll, to call him out to die, ** Then with angry conscience own,.
All the dreadful sentence just: O! he this had never knoii^n, C^ If lie*d minded her at first!
31. _Gw/ Fawkes, Who comes riding hithef, as black as a coal.
With matches, and old tinderb
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bent upon the wicked aoi; Now, behold him pale with fear.
Taken in the very fact.
In the damp and dreary cell, ^ Sad and wretched, must he lie, ^ , Till the solemn Ncwgate.beJl j\ Toll, to call him out to die, ** Then with angry conscience own,.
All the dreadful sentence just: O! he this had never knoii^n, C^ If lie*d minded her at first!
31. _Gw/ Fawkes, Who comes riding hithef, as black as a coal.
With matches, and old tinderb
What to read after City Scenes, Or, a Peep
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