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‘Yes, very rude,’ agreed the major. Figg, the noted prize-fighter, from the New Amphitheatre in Marylebone Fields. “Forgive me,” he said. The prison was two stories high, with a flat roof surmounted by a gilt vane fashioned like a key; and, possessing considerable internal accommodation, it had, in its day, lodged some thousands of disorderly personages. At times he seemed to be claiming pity from her; at times he was threatening her with her check and exposure; at times he was boasting of his inflexible will, and how, in the end, he always got what he wanted. Sooner or later we’ll certainly do something to clean those prisons you told me about—limewash the underside of life.
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