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A rowled, and the h hi wallets as he went

A gust of wind howled across the cobblestones of Doyers Street, rattling the paper lanterns of the Tea House In the back rooreen eyes caasp

"What is it?" the olderI saw nothing"

He frowned "They told me you had the power to walk in dreaed and took histo do with you"

"I am an honorable man!" he yelled

"We’ll see"

"You are a liar! A half-breed with no honor!" the ed the front door so hard it shook the s

The young ht you said you could keep the ghosts away"

The girl stared out the"I rong"

Mabel could barely study for the hubbub in the other roos The conversation had grown more heated in the past twentywould stretch into the wee hours

"We do not endorse violence," Mr Rose said "We are about reform, not revolution"

"Without revolution, there can be no reform Look at Russia," a man with a thick accent insisted

"Yes, look at Russia," another said "Chaos"

"What about the workers? If we don’t stand together, we fall Unity is strength"

Mabel poked her head out to see as happening The roo with smoke and people Papers and pa forth about the conditions at a garment factory where the wole Shirtwaist Factory," she explained

Mabel was startled to see a handsoht at her, and she was sure she recognized him from somewhere Mabel went back to her room and crawled out onto the fire escape for some fresh, crisp air A h theto join her

"Remember me?"

"From Union Square," Mabel said as the memory came back to her "You saved me"

He stuck out his hand "Arthur Brown"