All the turnkeys rose to salute the thief-taker, whose habitually-sullen countenance looked gloomier than usual. Over the chimney-piece was pasted a handbill, purporting to be "The last Dying Speech and Confession of TOM SHEPPARD, the Notorious Housebreaker, who suffered at Tyburn on the 25th of February, 1703. It was his purpose to complete four or five stories before he sent any away. He groped her buttocks. The Enschede Bible—the one out of which she read—had been strangely mutilated. “It was poison—why not?” she answered. "A hundred dollars which was left from your husband's money.
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