Events of the First Day--Hopeless Outlook--Lack of Mental and Physical Food--A Shakespeare Won and Hope Dawns--In the Infirmary--Effects of Prolonged Imprisonment. 401 CHAPTER XXXVIII. Prison Management--Warders Under Military Discipline--Their Long Hours and Small Pay--Their Character and Antecedents--English Prison System Not Reformatory--Turns Out Murderers--Prison Pets--Rats, Mice and Beetles. 404 CHAPTER XXXIX. A Genius--Strange Story of Arthur Heep--Unwise Parents--Driven from Home--Temptation and Fall--In a Lunatic Asylum--Escapes Naked in a Storm--Clothes Secured from a Scarecrow--Rearrested--Serves Five Years--To America and Return--Again Behind the Bars. 417 CHAPTER XL. English Prisons Schools for Crime--Two Prison Aid Societies--United States Laws Evaded--Snug Berths for Reverend Barnacles--Contributions Go for Salaries--No Benefit to ex-Prisoners--How Discharged Prisoners Are Hustled to the United States. 426 CHAPTER XLI. Rev. Mr. Whiteley--How to Stop Influx of Foreign Criminals--Foster an Example--Whiteley, Secretary of Aid Society, Sends Foster to Sea--His Arrival in Chicago--Meets an Old Prison Chum--Turns Detective--Chicago Justices--Foster's Story--Human Tigers--A Plot and $20,000--A Letter and Diamond Pin--In the Toils Again. 430 CHAPTER XLII. A Gettysburg Veteran--In the Wethersfield, Ct., State Prison--Makes and Conceals a Set of Burglar's Tools--Liberated--Returns and Burglarizes the Prison--Boat Load of Plunder--Captured--Sixteen Years More in Prison--Then Goes to England--Gets Twenty Years--Joins Me at Chatham. 436 CHAPTER XLIII. The Fenians at Chatham--Dr. Gallagher--McCarty, O'Brien and Others--We Become Friends--Excavating the Chatham Ship Basin--Starvation and Despair--Self-Mutilation of an Arm or Leg to Reach the Hospital--Release and Death of McCarty--Gallagher Breaks Down--Speedy Release or Death for Him. 443 CHAPTER XLIV. Fenian Prisoners in English Prisons--McCarthy, O'Brien--A Plan Miscarried--In the Tolls--Severe Punishments--Curtin, Daly, Egan--Poor Dr. Gallagher. 447 CHAPTER XLV. A Dictionary and Life of the Prophet Jeremiah vs. a Shakespeare--Prison Hospital Proves a Paradise--Nature's Compensations--Reality Not So Terrible as Imagined--Human Nature Unchangeable. 453 CHAPTER XLVI. Public Opinion Within Says the Same as Outside--A Sensible Fellow--Pluck Wins--Roses Scarce, Thorns Plenty--Woe to Mutineers for "More Bread"--Sentiment Banished--Resistance Crushed--English Judges Are Autocrats--No Appeal. 459 CHAPTER XLVII.