Harry Mowbray (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Harry Mowbray

Well, he gave me no more trouble. Continued the Captain; for the click of cocking the pistol completely floored him, he cried like a child, and made no attempt at resisting, but walked very submissively along to the police-station, where I left him in charge. He seemed to me to be rather glad to get out of my clutches; for I fancy he thought my patience might not last for ever, and that I might take it into my head to shoot him. I believe it is a transportable felony.

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