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Copyright CONTENTS Cover Title Page Copyright Note to Readers Dedication Why You’ll Love This Book by Julia Golding Tell me Your Story, Jim Chapter One – The Shilling Pie Chapter Two – The Stick Man Chapter Three – Rosie and Judd Chapter Four – The Workhouse Chapter Five – Behind Bars Chapter Six – Tip Chapter Seven – The Wild Thing Chapter Eight – The Carpet-Beaters Chapter Nine – The Jaw of the Iron Dog Chapter Ten – Lame Betsy Chapter Eleven – The Spitting Crow Chapter Twelve – Shrimps Chapter Thirteen – The Lily Chapter Fourteen – The Waterman’s Arms Chapter Fifteen – Josh Chapter Sixteen – Boy in Pain Chapter Seventeen – The Monster Weeps Chapter Eighteen – You Can Do It, Bruvver Chapter Nineteen – Away Chapter Twenty – The Green Caravan Chapter Twenty-One – Circus Boy Chapter Twenty-Two – On the Run Again Chapter Twenty-Three– Shrimps Again Chapter Twenty-Four – Looking for a Doctor Chapter Twenty-Five – The Ragged School Chapter Twenty-Six – Goodbye, Bruvver Chapter Twenty-Seven – Barnie The End of the Story More Than a Story About the Author By the same author About the Publisher

Note to Readers CONTENTS Cover Title Page Copyright Note to Readers Dedication Why You’ll Love This Book by Julia Golding Tell me Your Story, Jim Chapter One – The Shilling Pie Chapter Two – The Stick Man Chapter Three – Rosie and Judd Chapter Four – The Workhouse Chapter Five – Behind Bars Chapter Six – Tip Chapter Seven – The Wild Thing Chapter Eight – The Carpet-Beaters Chapter Nine – The Jaw of the Iron Dog Chapter Ten – Lame Betsy Chapter Eleven – The Spitting Crow Chapter Twelve – Shrimps Chapter Thirteen – The Lily Chapter Fourteen – The Waterman’s Arms Chapter Fifteen – Josh Chapter Sixteen – Boy in Pain Chapter Seventeen – The Monster Weeps Chapter Eighteen – You Can Do It, Bruvver Chapter Nineteen – Away Chapter Twenty – The Green Caravan Chapter Twenty-One – Circus Boy Chapter Twenty-Two – On the Run Again Chapter Twenty-Three– Shrimps Again Chapter Twenty-Four – Looking for a Doctor Chapter Twenty-Five – The Ragged School Chapter Twenty-Six – Goodbye, Bruvver Chapter Twenty-Seven – Barnie The End of the Story More Than a Story About the Author By the same author About the Publisher

Why You’ll Love This Book By Julia Golding CONTENTS Cover Title Page Copyright Note to Readers Dedication For Hilda Cotterill With thanks to the children of Lynne Healy’s class at Dobcroft Junior School in Sheffield, who helped me with their advice and enthusiasm, and to Priscilla Hodgson, Deborah Walters, Mike Higginbottom, the Barnardo Library, Dickens House, The Ellesmere Port Boat Museum and Sheffield Libraries, who all helped me with their knowledge. Why You’ll Love This Book by Julia Golding Tell me Your Story, Jim Chapter One – The Shilling Pie Chapter Two – The Stick Man Chapter Three – Rosie and Judd Chapter Four – The Workhouse Chapter Five – Behind Bars Chapter Six – Tip Chapter Seven – The Wild Thing Chapter Eight – The Carpet-Beaters Chapter Nine – The Jaw of the Iron Dog Chapter Ten – Lame Betsy Chapter Eleven – The Spitting Crow Chapter Twelve – Shrimps Chapter Thirteen – The Lily Chapter Fourteen – The Waterman’s Arms Chapter Fifteen – Josh Chapter Sixteen – Boy in Pain Chapter Seventeen – The Monster Weeps Chapter Eighteen – You Can Do It, Bruvver Chapter Nineteen – Away Chapter Twenty – The Green Caravan Chapter Twenty-One – Circus Boy Chapter Twenty-Two – On the Run Again Chapter Twenty-Three– Shrimps Again Chapter Twenty-Four – Looking for a Doctor Chapter Twenty-Five – The Ragged School Chapter Twenty-Six – Goodbye, Bruvver Chapter Twenty-Seven – Barnie The End of the Story More Than a Story About the Author By the same author About the Publisher