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`` Bucket , '' said the experienced Fry quite coolly . The bucket was at hand -- its contents were instantly discharged over Josephs ' head . A cry like a dying hare -- two or three violent gasps -- and he was quiet , all but a strong shiver that passed from head to foot ; only with the water that now trickled from his hair down his face scalding tears from his young eyes fell to the ground undistinguished from the water by any eye but God 's . At six o'clock Hawes came into the yard and ordered Fry to take him down . Fry took this opportunity of informing against Evans for his mild interference . `` He will pay for that along with the rest , '' said Hawes with an oath . Then he turned on Josephs , who halted stiffly by him on his way to his cell .