Prisons of the World With Stories of Crime Criminals And Convicts
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How long have you got ? ' ' Twelve months, sir. ' ' When are you released ? ' ' Friday week, sir. ' ' Do you want work ? ' ' Yes, sir. ' I said, ' There is my card ; come and see me. ' I knew very well that the French folks would soon put him on board a steamer, on the morning of his release, and pass him over to England. On Sunday afternoon week, at the close of the Bible reading at Hyde Park Hall, there walked down the centre of the building a young fellow, gentlemanly dressed, and the way he... stood up and saluted me made me look at him.
A LA ROQUETTE ACQUAINTANCE. 133 1 Do you know me, sir ? ' I said, ' La Roquette. ' ' Yes, that is me, sir. ' I said, 'Sit down, and have some tea. We will get to business afterwards. ' After tea I said, ' Come to my private house to-morrow morning, and I will find you work. ' Monday morning came, but not my gaol-bird. A fortnight passed, and a message from La Roquette prison came across the water again. He was in La Roquette once more, and had the impudence to write, ' Very kind sir, Sorry to have to say I am back here for " two years, " but if, when you go over to Paris, you will go to the hotel in Rue Caumartin, and take care of my portmanteau, I shall be obliged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How long have you got ? ' ' Twelve months, sir. ' ' When are you released ? ' ' Friday week, sir. ' ' Do you want work ? ' ' Yes, sir. ' I said, ' There is my card ; come and see me. ' I knew very well that the French folks would soon put him on board a steamer, on the morning of his release, and pass him over to England. On Sunday afternoon week, at the close of the Bible reading at Hyde Park Hall, there walked down the centre of the building a young fellow, gentlemanly dressed, and the way he... stood up and saluted me made me look at him.
A LA ROQUETTE ACQUAINTANCE. 133 1 Do you know me, sir ? ' I said, ' La Roquette. ' ' Yes, that is me, sir. ' I said, 'Sit down, and have some tea. We will get to business afterwards. ' After tea I said, ' Come to my private house to-morrow morning, and I will find you work. ' Monday morning came, but not my gaol-bird. A fortnight passed, and a message from La Roquette prison came across the water again. He was in La Roquette once more, and had the impudence to write, ' Very kind sir, Sorry to have to say I am back here for " two years, " but if, when you go over to Paris, you will go to the hotel in Rue Caumartin, and take care of my portmanteau, I shall be obliged.
What to read after Prisons of the World With Stories of Crime Criminals And Convicts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Cook to read onlineMoreLess
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