Subject: GMA Live: Released Chrissy Metz photos (This Is Us star) in major trouble: 64918042

From: "Glenn Conrad" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2017 18:07:39 -0400

GMA Special

"This Is Us" Star Chrissy Metz Drops Troubling Photos
leading to trouble

Look what went down

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Strickland Turick - 5276 S 18Th St Milwaukee Wi 53221-3802 Behind the chains he placed a strong body of watermen with their oars, while behind these, and at the windows of the houses, were the apprentices, each armed with a quantity of stones and broken bricks. The cavalry charged down upon the defense. When they reached within a few yards of the apprentices in front, these slipped under the chain. The leading troopers halted, but were pressed by those behind them gainst the chain. Then a ram of stones and brickbats opened upon them, and the watermenstruck down men and horses with their heavy oars. In vain the troopers tried with their swords to reach their opponents. In vain they fired their pistols into the
mass. They were knocked down by the stones and brickbats in numbers, and at last, their commander having been struck senseless, the rest drew off, a tremendous cheer greeting their retreat, from the crowd. Now, Harry shouted, taking his position on a doorstep, whence he could be seen, attend to me. The battle has only begun yet, and they will bring up their infantry now. Next time we will let them enter the street, and defend the chains at the other end—aparty must hold these—do some of you fill each lane which comes down on either side, and do ten of you enter each house and take post at the upper windows, with a good store of ammunition. Do not show yourselves until the head of their column reaches the chain. Then fling open the windows and pour volleys of stones and bricks upon them. Then let those in the side streets, each headed by parties of watermen, fall upon their flanks. Never fear their musketry. They can only give fire once before you are upon them. The oars
will beat down the pikes, and your clubs will do the rest. Now let the apprentices of each street formwas instantly in confusion, and Harry and his followers, leaping over the barricade, and followed by the watermen and apprentices behind, fell upon it with fury. In vain did the Roundheads strive to repulse the attack. Their numbers melted away as they fell, killed or senseless, from the rain of missiles from above. Already the column was rent by their assailants on the flanks, and in less than five minutes from the commencement of the assault those who remained on their legs were driven headlong out into Moor Fields. Loud rose the triumphant cry of the defenders, God and King Charles. Some hours elapsed before