well as you. We've both been had badly over it."
It was not many weeks before the three mates met again in Sydney, Durham having wired them half of the ￡150 sent him by Ikey Cohen before he left Townsville, not knowing that they had got ￡200 out of Ikey themselves. And about a year later Rody sent Mrs. Cohen a letter enclosing the amount of old Fryer's bill of crushing, and ￡80 from himself and mates for Ikey. "Tell him, Polly, that he can keep the horses for the ￡70 against us. The money he sent to Harry Durham--to swindle him out of that rich crushing, and what he gave Buller and me--set us on our legs. We have been doing very well at the Thames here, in New Zealand, since we left Sugar-bag. Of course you can please yourself as to whether you give him the ￡80 or keep it yourself. And if you send us a receipt signed by yourself, it will do us just as well as his, and please in particular your old friend, RODY MINOGUE."
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