This gate, called Newgate, "as being latelier builded than the rest," continued, for upwards of three hundred years, to be used as a place of imprisonment for felons and trespassers; at the end of which time, having grown old, ruinous, and "horribly loathsome," it was rebuilt and enlarged by the executors of the renowned Sir Richard Whittington, the Lord Mayor of London: whence it afterwards obtained amongst a certain class of students, whose examinations were conducted with some strictness at the Old Bailey, and their highest degrees taken at Hyde-park-corner, the appellation of Whittington's College, or, more briefly, the Whit. “Some of them seem to be having an awfully good time too. She was only trying to distract you so that she might escape. She had never seen so much food in her life as she saw at her own wedding feast. He has had the whole country searched; but hitherto without success. But if that can possibly be done I want it to be done. ‘Do not think—’ he panted, ‘that I am finished—with you, mademoiselle. We two. "What's this here kinchen in for?" asked Terence, as he and Quilt strode along, with Thames between them. She struggled not to be afraid.
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