Twelve Months in An English Prison
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I 318 HER MAJESTY'S PRISON, WESTMINSTER. 319 heard the beginning of that sentence, but not the end. There came over me a sort of paralysis, a partial trance, in which I heard the voice of the judge like a distant, indistinct murmur. The scolding and the in- sults, so far as I was concerned at the time, were quite thrown away.
Two female warders of Newgate stood ready to receive me ; but the governor, who had been most kind and gentle to me, said to them, "You go away: let me take her. " He took... me into the prison, and gave me to a woman there, who placed me in the cell lately occupied by Mrs. "Weld on, — a large double cell, very clean and comfortable. The female warders at New- gate seemed to me the best of their class.
I slept that night in Newgate, and was allowed to see one visitor. Miss Agnes Maltbj', who brought flowers to me at Bow Street, and wished to go to prison in my place, walked into Newgate so deter- mined to see me, that the governor did not see his way to refuse her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I 318 HER MAJESTY'S PRISON, WESTMINSTER. 319 heard the beginning of that sentence, but not the end. There came over me a sort of paralysis, a partial trance, in which I heard the voice of the judge like a distant, indistinct murmur. The scolding and the in- sults, so far as I was concerned at the time, were quite thrown away.
Two female warders of Newgate stood ready to receive me ; but the governor, who had been most kind and gentle to me, said to them, "You go away: let me take her. " He took... me into the prison, and gave me to a woman there, who placed me in the cell lately occupied by Mrs. "Weld on, — a large double cell, very clean and comfortable. The female warders at New- gate seemed to me the best of their class.
I slept that night in Newgate, and was allowed to see one visitor. Miss Agnes Maltbj', who brought flowers to me at Bow Street, and wished to go to prison in my place, walked into Newgate so deter- mined to see me, that the governor did not see his way to refuse her.
What to read after Twelve Months in An English Prison?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Willis Fletcher to read onlineMoreLess
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