Out of Mulberry Street; Stories of Tenement Life in New York City
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He never took his eyes off the stranger.
"Say," wheedled he, glancing around and seeing no trap, "serg, I say: that woman w'at 's locked up, she 's— " " She 's what ? " asked the sergeant, getting the range as well as he could.
" My wife," said the fellow.
There was a bang, the slamming of a door, and the room was empty. The doorman came running in, looked out, and up and down the street. But nothing was to be seen. There is no record of what became of the third husband of Mary Donovan.
The fir...st slept serenely in the jail. The woman herself, when she saw the iron bars in the Elizabeth-street station, fell into hys- SARAH JOYCE'S HUSBANDS 121 terics and was taken to the Hudson Street Hospital.
Reilly was arraigned in the Tombs Police Court in the morning. He paid his fine and left, protesting that he was her only husband.
He had not been gone ten minutes when Claimant No. 4 entered.
'^ Was Sarah Joyce brought here ? " he asked Clerk Betts.
The clerk could n't find the name.
^^ Look for Mary Donovan," said No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He never took his eyes off the stranger.
"Say," wheedled he, glancing around and seeing no trap, "serg, I say: that woman w'at 's locked up, she 's— " " She 's what ? " asked the sergeant, getting the range as well as he could.
" My wife," said the fellow.
There was a bang, the slamming of a door, and the room was empty. The doorman came running in, looked out, and up and down the street. But nothing was to be seen. There is no record of what became of the third husband of Mary Donovan.
The fir...st slept serenely in the jail. The woman herself, when she saw the iron bars in the Elizabeth-street station, fell into hys- SARAH JOYCE'S HUSBANDS 121 terics and was taken to the Hudson Street Hospital.
Reilly was arraigned in the Tombs Police Court in the morning. He paid his fine and left, protesting that he was her only husband.
He had not been gone ten minutes when Claimant No. 4 entered.
'^ Was Sarah Joyce brought here ? " he asked Clerk Betts.
The clerk could n't find the name.
^^ Look for Mary Donovan," said No.
What to read after Out of Mulberry Street; Stories of Tenement Life in New York City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Riis, Jacob A. (Jacob August), 1849-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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