Ups And Downs of a Crooks Life
Ups And Downs of a Crooks Life
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I had been there about half an hour, when two detectives called, and wanted to see the prisoner, because they could put a half-dozen charges against him. But the Captain told them that he would attend to the case, and the Judge said : " Smith, I shall commit you to await the action of the grand jury. " I was then taken to the Tcmbs prison, and locked up in the second tier of cells. During the afternoon Detective Phil Farley came in to see me, and told me to keep quiet and say nothing to anybody... about my case, and he would try and get me sent to the Island for a short sentence only. After I got up there, he said, if I had any brains I could be back in New York when the boat returned. That same afternoon I was brought out to be identified by sev- eral people, some of whom I was surprised to hear say that they recognized me, although I knew per- fectly well that they had never seen me before in their lives. However, I was hurried out the third day to the Court of General Sessions before Recorder RAILROADED TO SING SING.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had been there about half an hour, when two detectives called, and wanted to see the prisoner, because they could put a half-dozen charges against him. But the Captain told them that he would attend to the case, and the Judge said : " Smith, I shall commit you to await the action of the grand jury. " I was then taken to the Tcmbs prison, and locked up in the second tier of cells. During the afternoon Detective Phil Farley came in to see me, and told me to keep quiet and say nothing to anybody... about my case, and he would try and get me sent to the Island for a short sentence only. After I got up there, he said, if I had any brains I could be back in New York when the boat returned. That same afternoon I was brought out to be identified by sev- eral people, some of whom I was surprised to hear say that they recognized me, although I knew per- fectly well that they had never seen me before in their lives. However, I was hurried out the third day to the Court of General Sessions before Recorder RAILROADED TO SING SING.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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