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Weeks hurled past, weeks that turned into months. "At my first being acquainted
with the place," says this writer, in the 'Miseries of a Prison,' "the prisoners,
methought, walking up and down the Stone Hall, looked like so many wrecks
upon the sea. The roof was partially
untiled; the chimneys were tottering; the side-walls bulged, and were supported
by a piece of timber propped against the opposite house; the glass in most of the
windows was broken, and its place supplied with paper; while, in some cases,
the very frames of the windows had been destroyed, and the apertures were left
free to the airs of heaven. This laugh and his looks alarmed her. Above the work-table was a drop-light—kerosene. I’ve
bored you or something. The bleach had ruined it, with
yellow-orange streaks invading the frizzy white that
cascaded in wavy tendrils coated with greasy hairspray. The washerwoman reported that she had seen a man one
day riding out for an early morning hunt, but was unsure
of his identity. The last piece was Scheherazade. But I can give it its name now. She attacked me with a carving-knife, and,
when I had disarmed her, the jade bit off a couple of fingers from my left hand. But she made no answer.
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