Quotation from: Great Expectations

Written by: Charles Dickens


"Now," said a suppressed voice with an oath, "I've got you!"


"What is this?" I cried, struggling. "Who is it? Help, help, help!"


Not only were my arms pulled close to my sides, but the pressure on
my bad arm caused me exquisite pain. Sometimes, a strong man's
hand, sometimes a strong man's breast, was set against my mouth to
deaden my cries, and with a hot breath always close to me, I
struggled ineffectually in the dark, while I was fastened tight to
the wall. "And now," said the suppressed voice with another oath,
"call out again, and I'll make short work of you!"

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