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Updated: June 23, 2025
"Yes, but I have received notice to quit," was the retort. "So I hear. The executioner was quick on the heels of the warrant, too. If it had not been for the precautions Winter took last night the newsboys would have been bawling a second Innesmore Mansions tragedy during the past couple of hours." Theydon smiled. "I'm not joking," snapped Furneaux. "In fact, I feel rather bad about it.
At last, in his dark cell, Jacques de Boiscoran saw the day break that was to decide his fate. He was to be tried to-day. The occasion was, of course, too good to be neglected by "The Sauveterre Independent." Although a morning paper, it published, "in view of the gravity of the circumstances," an evening edition, which a dozen newsboys cried out in the streets up to mid-night.
They all looked like poor people; there was plenty of old women and lots of young girls that you'd say worked in factories and mills. Some was old men that looked like war veterans, and some was crippled, and a good many was just kids bootblacks and newsboys and messengers. Some was working-men in overalls, with their sleeves rolled up.
"Not until after the election." "Oh, I forgot about that injunction. You think that as soon as Davy Hull's crowd is in they will let you begin again?" He hesitated. "Not exactly that," he said. "But after the election there will be a change." Her eyes flashed. "And they have indicted you! I heard the newsboys crying it and stopped and bought a paper. But I shall do something about that.
The tall, the wise, the reverend heads had been taken off, and now the humbler ones were insecure upon their shoulders. Fouquier-Tinville had erected a guillotine in his court-room, to save time and transportation. Newsboys sold about the streets printed lists of those who were to suffer that day.
Tom was unusually strong and active for one of his years, and he expected to have trouble from the envy of the other boys. When he purchased his fifty Heralds, long before daylight, there seemed to be an army of newsboys ahead of him, and he was looked upon and muttered about in the most threatening manner.
It was curious to see newsboys selling papers in so dreamy a land as that. And, to say truly, it is comparatively a new thing here. The selling of newspapers had its birth in Constantinople about a year ago, and was a child of the Prussian and Austrian war.
As she drove up-town with the physician, she had in her ears the shouts of newsboys heralding the death of Jefferson Edwardes and other deaths. When she was in her own bed they mercifully gave her something which smoothed her brain into the black velvet softness of sleep. The future must tell whether her body and mind could ever be brought back to the harbor of health.
The day the newsboys stop shouting my name, my sun will set for the last time. Even now the populace are murmuring, for nothing startling has occurred this week, which reminds me, I wish to see Fouche. Send him here." Talleyrand sent for the Minister of Police, who responded to the summons. "Fouche," said Bonaparte, sternly, "what are we here for, salary or glory?" "Glory, General." "Precisely.
The man had been on his way to the steamship office to get the tickets when an eruption of newsboys boiled out of Mail Street into Broadway, with extras on their arms, all shouting out certain words that sent him scurrying back in a panic to the small, obscure family hotel in the lower thirties where the woman waited.
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