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msu.31293015831708	Ainsworth William Harrison	Jack Sheppard by W. Harrison Ainsworth	1839		.txt	text/plain	136856	11504	86	Wood, after a pause; "but I trust your child is reserved for a better fate than either, Mrs. Sheppard." Pray coae to tbe point, sir," said Mrs. Sheppard, child," replied Mrs. Sheppard, passing her hand across "Ah, Jack," said Wood, shaking his head, " where "We shall expect you to-morrow," insinuated Mrs. Wood; "and pray don't bring anybody with youespecially Jonathan Wild." Jonathan Wild's house in the Old Bailey; while Mrs. Sheppard, whose maternal fears drew her in another "Jack, my love," cried Mrs. Sheppard, disregarding "There's no need of picklock or crowbar here, Mr. Wild," cried Jack, placing his hat on the right arm of Jack," said Mrs. Sheppard, clasping him with a Jack Sheppard's Quarrel with Jonathan Wild "Well, Jack," said Jonathan, who had looked at him Jonathan Wild, I'd be Jack Sheppard. A time may come when you will be gratified, Mr. Wood,' replied Jack calmly.	./cache/msu.31293015831708.pdf	./txt/msu.31293015831708.txt