| Title | The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists |
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| Page | 1451 |
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Next, it was necessary that two men should go up into the attic - the window of which was just under the point of the gable - and drop the end of a long rope down to the others who would tie it to the top of the ladder. Then two men would stand on the bottom rung, so as to keep the `foot' down, and the three others would have to raise the ladder up, while the two men up in the attic hauled on the rope. They called Bundy and his mate Ned Dawson |
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