'Old Candy was watching her, fascinated. 'If you was to do that, we'd tell,' he said quietly. 'We'd tell about you framin' Crooks.' 'Tell and be damned,' she cried. 'Nobody'd listen to you, an' you know it. Nobody'd listen to you.' Candy subsided. 'No...' he agreed. 'Nobody'd listen to us.''

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'Old Candy was watching her, fascinated. 'If you was to do that, we'd tell,' he said quietly. 'We'd tell about you framin' Crooks.'<br> 'Tell and be damned,' she cried. 'Nobody'd listen to you, an' you know it. Nobody'd listen to you.' <br>Candy subsided. 'No...' he agreed. 'Nobody'd listen to us.''





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