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Griffin was a lawless man as he had committed many anti-social deeds or crimes for which he never felt guilty. He set fire to his landlord's house and ran away, he stole ' foodstuffs and clothes from a London store, stole other goods from a theatrical company and also stole money from a clergyman's house...
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Griffin was a lawless man as he had committed many anti-social deeds or crimes for which he never felt guilty. He set fire to his landlord's house and ran away, he stole ' foodstuffs and clothes from a London store, stole other goods from a theatrical company and also stole money from a clergyman's house to pay his own bills. read less
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Griffin was not bothered if he had harmed anybody in the fulfillment of what he wanted. He set his landlord’s house on fire because the landlord tried to make him leave. Then his robberies at shops and later in the village indicate that he was a lawless person. When he encountered the landlady...
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Griffin was not bothered if he had harmed anybody in the fulfillment of what he wanted. He set his landlord’s house on fire because the landlord tried to make him leave. Then his robberies at shops and later in the village indicate that he was a lawless person. When he encountered the landlady of the inn, he threw a chair at her and her husband. Lawless persons like Griffin never think about the safety and well-being of others. They are only concerned about themselves. read less
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Griffin was a lawless man as he had committed many anti-social deeds or crimes for which he never felt guilty. He set fire to his landlord's house and ran away, he stole ' foodstuffs and clothes from a London store, stole other goods from a theatrical company, and also stole money from a clergyman's...
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Griffin was a lawless man as he had committed many anti-social deeds or crimes for which he never felt guilty. He set fire to his landlord's house and ran away, he stole ' foodstuffs and clothes from a London store, stole other goods from a theatrical company, and also stole money from a clergyman's house to pay his own bills. read less
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