He kept his place and he forced the white man, whoever he was, to keep his place.
When he saw Jethro Fawe enter the shop he did not stop playing, but his eyes searched the newcomer.

Following his glance, Ingolby turned round and saw the Romany.

His first impression was one of admiration, but suspicion was quickly added.

He was a good judge of men, and there was something secluded about the man which repelled him.

Yet he was interested.