...in the hand. ' Crabbe is dying ! Crabbe is dying !' roared the sufferer ; and the sentinel, alarmed, opened the door; and allowed the boys to rush out into the open air. My father used to say, 'A minute more, and I must have died.' " The other example, which...

...and tho place being crammed full with offenders, the atmosphere soon became pestilentially close. Tho poor boy in vain shrieked that he was about to be...father said, ' A minute more and I must have died.' "* Another instance of a very similar kind is mentioned in Walpole's Letters. A parcel of drunken constables,...

...dying !' roared the sufferer, and the sentinel at length opened the door, and allowed the boys to rush into the air. My father said, ' A minute more, and I must have died.' " Such examples ought not to be unheeded ; for if such are the effects of highly vitiated air, it must...

...the terrible name of the ' lilack Hole;' — George was the tir^t that entered; and the place bc'ing crammed full with offenders, the atmosphere soon became...into the air. My father said, ' A minute more and 1 must have died.'"* Another instance of a verт similar kind is mentioned in Walpole's Letters. A...

...in the hand. " Crabbe is dying ! Crabbe is dying ! " roared the sufferer, and at length the sentinel opened the door, and allowed the boys to rush out into the air. " A minute more in the black-hole," said Crabbe, " and I must have died." ' Walpole, in his celebrated...

...lad next to him violently in the hand. " Crabbe is dying — Crabbe is dying," roared the suflerer ; and the sentinel at length opened the door, and allowed...more particulars of his residence at Bungay. When ne was in his eleventh or twelfth year, it having now been determined that he should follow the profession...