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I stopped for nothing but dashed in after hi way at

first, but as I blundered infellow,

he roared out savagely: "Now, then, where are you running to?" andquite a bound inof another, who thrust it out to trip me up I escaped a

fall, however, and entered the court, which seemed to be half full of

children, just in time to see my boy slip into a house nearly at the

bottom, on the left

He stopped for a , and then he

disappeared, and ave a bound, for in my excitement I felt that

I had succeeded, and that I had traced the young thief to his lair

I did not think about anything else, only that the children all stopped

their games and set up a kind of yell, while it seemed to me that the

me slowly

with their hands thrust do in their pockets, and it struckdown to see the capture of the

thief

I was in happy ignorance just then that I had followed the boy into one

of the vilest and erous parts of London in those days,--to wit