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The benches were deserted, except, perhaps, for some poor homeless wretch who could afford no shelter, and, huddled up in a corner, with his head buried in his breast, was sleeping heavily, like a dead man. THE BENCHES WERE DESERTED EXCEPT PERHAPS FOR SOME POOR HOMELESS WRETCH WHO COULD AFFORD NO SHELTER AND HUDDLED UP IN A CORNER WITH HIS HEAD BURIED IN HIS BREAST WAS SLEEPING HEAVILY LIKE A DEAD MAN
 his brother whispered: 'Swop me bob, 'e's gone and lorst it!' However, all went right, and Sally having carefully pocketed the certificate, they went out and had another drink to celebrate the happy event. In the evening Liza and several friends came into the couple's room, which they had taken in the same house as Sally had lived in before, and drank the health of the bride and bridegroom till they thought fit to retire. 10 It was November. The fine weather had quite gone now, and with it much of the sweet pleasure of Jim and Liza's love. When they came out at night on the Embankment they found it cold and dreary; sometimes a light fog covered the river-banks, and made the lamps glow out dim and large; a light rain would be falling, which sent a chill into their very souls; foot passengers came along at rare intervals, holding up umbrellas, and staring straight in front of them as they hurried along in the damp and cold; a cab would pass rapidly by, splashing up the mud on each side.  CHAPTER TEN OF LIZA OF LAMBETH BY W SOMERSET MORN THIS LIVER BOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN ACCORDING BY HAT AND FORTY THREE BLOGGE DE LA KAN'S END DON'T WORD PRESS STOPPED CALM IT WAS NOVEMBER THE FINE WEATHER HAD QUITE GONE NOW AND WITH IT MUCH OF THE SWEET PLEASURE OF JIM AND LIZA'S LOVE WHEN THEY CAME OUT AT NIGHT ON THE EMBANKMENT THEY FOUND IT COLD AND DREARY SOMETIMES A LIGHT FOG COVERED THE RIVER BANKS AND MADE THE LAMPS GLOW OUT DIM AND LARGE LIGHT RAIN WOULD BE FALLING WHICH SENT A CHILL INTO THEIR VERY SOULS FOOT PASSENGERS CAME ALONG AT RARE INTERVALS HOLDING UP UMBRELLAS AND STARING STRAIGHT IN FRONT OF THEM AS THEY HURRIED ALONG IN THE DAMP AND COLD A CAB WOULD PASS RAPIDLY BY SPLASHING UP THE MUD ON EACH SIDE
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