"Forget Newgate now, dear," said Meg.
"No, I'll not do that," he answered. "One has no business to 'forget' till the day when the coming of the Lord shall set the prisoners free. But we'll begin afresh to-morrow, an' we'll ha' fewer doubts, an' we'll do more."
THE END.
A FEW PRESS OPINIONS
ON
INTO THE HIGHWAYS and HEDGES
Academy.
"This book is so admirably conceived and written that Mr. Montrésor's next venture must excite unusual interest."
Speaker.
"This book will undoubtedly rank high amongst the notable novels of 1895."
Athenæum.