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It was only a matter of moments before I too turned the corner, and

found myself in the dirtiest busiest street I had ever seen, with

unpleasant-looking people about, and throngs of children playing over

the foul pavement and in the road

My boy seeed to the place I

noticed that as I ran after hi whether it would be of any

use to call to theh if I had determined that it

would be I had not the breath, as I panted on at adown ht of hirouped about the

pave which he ran, while I kept to the road, but he went in

and out aht have run, till all at once I

saw hi at the entrance of a

narrow archith a public-house on one side, and as I ran up I found

that it was a court, dohich I caught a glimpse of the boy with the

rope still over his arm