Why, they ain't even on to street-cars in London! I makes more in a week at home than I do in a month in England.

Say, where you goin' at when we land ?" Sandy shook his head ruefully.

"I got to go back," he said.
Ricks glanced around cautiously, then moved closer.
"You ain't that big a sucker, are you?
Any feller that couldn't hop the twig offen this old boat ain't much, that's all I got to say." "Oh, it's not the gettin' away," said Sandy, more certain than ever, now that he was sure of an ally.
"Homesick ?" asked Ricks, with a sneer.
Sandy gave a short laugh.

"Home?
Why, I ain't got any home.

I've just lived around since I was a young one.