Above was a spacious hall, connected with it by a flight of stone steps, at the further end of which stood an immense grated door, called in the slang of the place "The Jigger," through the bars of which the felons in the upper wards were allowed to converse with their friends, or if they wished to enter the room, or join the revellers below, they were at liberty to do so, on payment of a small fine. “Before you do anything else I should advise you to secure those charred fragments of paper from the grate. They were properly brought up, and sat still and straight, and took the luck fate brought them as gentlewomen should.
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