How Jack Sheppard was taken to Westminster Hall. “I know. I was afraid that I might be called upon as a witness. "I was only just in time. ” Mrs. ‘You must have been an exceedingly good pupil. “It is not an easy matter,” he said, “for me to offer you an altogether adequate explanation. I thought you might like to see. . ’ She was obliged to acknowledge the justice of this complaint, and moved further into the passage to allow the men access. It was a curious sight to see how this extraordinary woman, who, it has been said, was not less remarkable for the extreme delicacy of her features, and the faultless symmetry of her figure, than for her wonderful strength and agility, conducted herself in the present encounter; with what dexterity she parried every blow aimed against her by her adversary, whose head and face, already marked by various ruddy streams, showed how successfully her own hits had been made; —how she drew him hither and thither, now leading him on, now driving him suddenly back; harassing and exhausting him in every possible way, and making it apparent that she could at any moment put an end to the fight, and only delayed the finishing stroke to make his punishment the more severe. ’ Gerald remained infuriatingly calm.
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