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... seat, went to a press in the room, and from the hold of it took a razor; before they could form a suspicion of his intention, he had pulled his cousin's head back, and drew the razor straight across her throat. He then threw it down, and left the room without ...

... seat, went to a press in the room, and from the hold of it took a razor; before they could form a suspicion of his intention, he had pulled his cousin's head back, and drew the razor straight across her throat. He then threw it down and left the room without ...

... seem; that be asked the station-master to let him go to work; but the station-master said he not Bird then went straight home, took • razor, and cut It( throat. He lain • very dangerous state. His wife feat Swindon with bias; they formerly lc*ed at De ...

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... his seat, went to press in tho room, and from the hold of it took razor; before they could form suspicion of his intention, he had pulled his cousin’s head back, and drew the razor straight across her throat. He then threw it down, and left the room without ...

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... produced her £2O. Kazors. —A razor is nothing more or less than a sow, with very minute and thin teeth, which does not cut—nothing cuts—but saws off the hair of the beard. If those teeth are straight, coatinuous,and even,the razor is a good one ; and if not ...

... found • razor, which is now prod. ; the blade of which Wain not quite closed to the bundle. The blade now rusty, and on the handle is written the word (Morten or Ilurren, an If denoting the of the person it had belonged to. I delivered the razor to Matthew ...

... seat, went tea press ,in the room, and from the hold of it took a razor; before they could form a suspicion of his intention, had pulled his cousin's head back, and drew the razor straight across her throat. He then threw it down, and loft the room without ...

... his defiance, sat with his arms tightly folded and his stick besting on his knees. Fithout ceremony the barber made straight for him, razor in hand, caught up the stick, and, going to the shop door, flung it into the road. Unless you are a bigger fool than ...

... defiance, sat with , his arms tightly folded and his stick resting on his knees. Without ceremony the barber made I straight for him, razor in hand, canght up the I stick, and, going to the shop door, flung it into the road. Unless you are a bigger fool ...