ed, his face turning a deep crim-walkedover to a drawer in the kitchen dresserjm it took a small package and handed it to Ikey. 'I supposeyou is now gunna tell me you earned your present fortune'cos you was so good at readin'?''Cheeky bugger!' Ikey shouted and made as if to rise. 1 has taken His breath away from us! Doldrums justname for Gawd's anger!' Then Potbottom: his hand down again and pointed to the group of: women gathered around Mary. >n each of his visits, David appeared to be warm andily and acted as though their stormy past had beenely forgiven.
Peter)egraves was a tall, fair, clean-shaven man, not given toard as were so many men in their forties. His imagination took: and he was once again a small boy intimidated by hisany. Ikey was a rich man, a very rich man, but not one givento spending it upon others. ''Blimey! In a newspaper?' Sparrer wiped his hand on hisgreasy lapel before taking the reporter's hand.
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