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| 6 | 427 | View more quotes about normally">Normally men carry their own light in such streets, or have it carried for them, often with guards or retainers in attendance. |
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| 6 | 424 | Then I, too, exited. |
| 6 | 425 | As I had expected, very shortly, figures emerged from the shadows, two, though I had expected three, following the proprietor's man, which two figures I followed. |
| 6 | 426 | The lights of the tavern were soon behind us, and the wharf streets, in this section of the city, are narrow, crooked, and dark. |
| 6 | 427 | Normally men carry their own light in such streets, or have it carried for them, often with guards or retainers in attendance. |
| 6 | 428 | As I had expected the two figures soon rushed forward and seized the proprietor's man. |
| 6 | 429 | I heard scuffling, and heavy blows, presumably of clubs. |
| 6 | 430 | Intent on their work, presumably to beat their victim senseless and convey him, bound, to some predesignated location, the fellows were oblivious of my approach. |