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CHAPTER XI A PENNYWORTH OF COAL
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Released on: 19/11/2017
greasy; travelling, either on foot or by conveyance, was slow and dangerous. The voices of children were not heard
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Contents
PREFACE
CHAPTER I MEMORIES AND CONTRASTS
CHAPTER II SOME BURGLARS I HAVE MET
CHAPTER III THE BLACK LIST AND INEBRIATES
CHAPTER IV POLICE-COURT MARRIAGES
CHAPTER V EXTRAORDINARY SENTENCES
CHAPTER VI DISCHARGED PRISONERS
CHAPTER VII THE LAST DREAD PENALTY
CHAPTER VIII HOUSING THE POOR
CHAPTER IX THE HOOLIGANISM OF THE POOR
CHAPTER X THE HEROISM OF THE SLUMS
CHAPTER XI A PENNYWORTH OF COAL
CHAPTER XII OLD BOOTS AND SHOES
CHAPTER XIII JONATHAN PINCHBECK, THE SLUM AUTOLYCUS
CHAPTER XIV PEOPLE WHO HAVE COME DOWN
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