id author title date pages extension mime words sentences flesch summary cache txt 41642 Leighton, Alexander The Court of Cacus; Or, The Story of Burke and Hare .txt text/plain 78432 2857 67 man ever knew the extent or nature, pursued their way to Tanners' Close, that Hare was naturally cruel, yet we have seen that Burke could scarcely Burke, and his wife, and the party went into a public-house at Balerno, would come in good time; and though it were long, did not Helen M'Dougal enlivened it--man or woman, young or old, good or evil? house of Constantine Burke, where they found that man and his wife already enter Broggan's house at a time when Burke was known to be there, and some Burke and Helen M'Dougal, and before he got to the Square, Hare and his house, he met Burke and M'Dougal, with Gray and another man called Finlay, When the others left, the woman remained till such time as Burke, who was already seen that even such men as Burke and Hare had their sympathisers ./cache/41642.txt ./txt/41642.txt