Jenks, Tudor, 1857-1922, ed · Boston, Hall and Locke Company · leaf 245
shreds, andwrith his sharp claws scratched the faceof the dukes gentleman. The ridiculousappearance of the suspected thieves rousedthe mirth of the company, and eventhe angry bear-wards could not helplaughing. Let them go now, Robert,said a young nobleman and a, great patron of the bear-garden ;… … The Enchanted Doll 213 not venture within his walls again, at the peril of theirears. The dukes gentleman took to his heels, and Jacob,ragged, bruised, and disgraced, walked homeward,accompanied by a troop of the rabble, who are alwaysinclined to enjoy the misfortunes of any one. More than a week…
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