Uneasy Money
Something small and soft slipped itself into his hand,
just as it had done ages and ages ago in Lady Wether-
by's wood.
It stimulated Bill's conscience to one last remon-
strance.
"But, I say, you know "
"Well?"
"This business of the money, you know. What I
mean to say is OwP'
He broke off, as a sharp pain manifested itself in
the fleshy part of his leg. Elizabeth was looking at
him reprovingly, her weapon poised for another on-
slaught.
"I told you!" she said.
"All right, I won't do it again."
"That's a good child. Bill, listen. Come closer and
tell me all sorts of nice things about myself till we
get to Jamaica, and then TO tell you what I think of
you. We've just passed Ifllip, so you've plenty of
time."
<*>
85,1™ 1033
' 07 02-013-01 «... J
