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<A classic read in English_ Pawned by Frank L. Packard>
Pawned is a book published in 1921 by Frank L. Packard.
Frank L. Packard is a Canadian author, especially best known as a crime novelist. One of his most famous works is the series called ¡°The Adventures of Jimmie Dale.¡± The series was serialized in Electric Pulse magazine, a mix of fantasy and crime published from 1914 to 1915. His work tells the story of Jimmie Dale, a rare special agent who fights crime.
Additionally, Frank L. Packard wrote various novels and short stories, and several of his works were made into films. His literary contributions were mainly made in the early 20th century, and his novels were widely popular with the public at the time.

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Summary
A HANSOM cab, somewhat woebegone in appearance, threaded its way in a curiously dejected manner through the heart of New York's East Side. A fine drizzle fell, through which the street lamps showed as through a mist; and, with the pavements slippery, the emaciated looking horse, the shafts jerking and lifting up at intervals around its ears, appeared hard put to it to preserve its footing.