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Murder
!
Help
!
Down
with
him
!
'
Pouring
out
these
cries
,
and
accompanying
them
with
violent
gesticulation
,
the
boy
actually
threw
himself
,
single-handed
,
upon
the
strong
man
,
and
in
the
intensity
of
his
energy
and
the
suddenness
of
his
surprise
,
brought
him
heavily
to
the
ground
.
The
three
spectators
seemed
quite
stupefied
.
They
offered
no
interference
,
and
the
boy
and
man
rolled
on
the
ground
together
;
the
former
,
heedless
of
the
blows
that
showered
upon
him
,
wrenching
his
hands
tighter
and
tighter
in
the
garments
about
the
murderer
's
breast
,
and
never
ceasing
to
call
for
help
with
all
his
might
.
The
contest
,
however
,
was
too
unequal
to
last
long
.
Sikes
had
him
down
,
and
his
knee
was
on
his
throat
,
when
Crackit
pulled
him
back
with
a
look
of
alarm
,
and
pointed
to
the
window
.
There
were
lights
gleaming
below
,
voices
in
loud
and
earnest
conversation
,
the
tramp
of
hurried
footsteps
--
endless
they
seemed
in
number
--
crossing
the
nearest
wooden
bridge
.
One
man
on
horseback
seemed
to
be
among
the
crowd
;
for
there
was
the
noise
of
hoofs
rattling
on
the
uneven
pavement
.
The
gleam
of
lights
increased
;
the
footsteps
came
more
thickly
and
noisily
on
.
Then
,
came
a
loud
knocking
at
the
door
,
and
then
a
hoarse
murmur
from
such
a
multitude
of
angry
voices
as
would
have
made
the
boldest
quail
.
'
Help
!
'
shrieked
the
boy
in
a
voice
that
rent
the
air
.
'
He
's
here
!
Break
down
the
door
!
'
'
In
the
King
's
name
,
'
cried
the
voices
without
;
and
the
hoarse
cry
arose
again
,
but
louder
.
'
Break
down
the
door
!
'
screamed
the
boy
.
'
I
tell
you
they
'll
never
open
it
.
Run
straight
to
the
room
where
the
light
is
.
Break
down
the
door
!
'
Strokes
,
thick
and
heavy
,
rattled
upon
the
door
and
lower
window-shutters
as
he
ceased
to
speak
,
and
a
loud
huzzah
burst
from
the
crowd
;
giving
the
listener
,
for
the
first
time
,
some
adequate
idea
of
its
immense
extent
.
