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still in the city now played only at "private parties," or, predictably, in one of the Houses. Taverns did not
sell hard liquor; they sold the use of a mug or glass, and for a little more than the old price of a drink, one
could go to a stall located conveniently near the tavern and purchase hard liquor in tiny, single-drink
bottles. The glass-blowers were the only ones prospering at the moment; these were the same kinds of
bottles that had been used for perfumes and colognes. If you wanted to drink with your cronies in the
tavern, you bought your evening's drinks outside, and brought them into the tavern to drink them.
"Takes deep pockets, though," Donnar sighed. "It all takes mortal deep pockets. Bribes ev'rwhere ye
turn. An' I tell ye, there's a mort'a folks who just canna understand why 'tis that last year they was good
taxpayin' tithe-makin' citizens, an' this year they're criminals. Hellfires, I'm one'f 'em! Had me a tavern an'
didn' have the means t' build me a liquor shop. Moved in here."
He sighed, and looked so depressed that Robin reached out to pat his hand comfortingly. He looked
startled, but smiled wanly.
"Well," he continued, "advantage is I started out with rules here. Don' care who ye be, nor what ye do
 inhere we got peace. Got th' whole buildin'. Rented out th' upstairs t' the head'a th' Whore's Guild;
her girls work as m' wenches when they ain't on duty. An' 'f they decide t' go on duty wi' a customer, 'tis
all right w' me, eh?"
"Padrik  the High Bishop," Robin said, after a moment. "With all the thieves and professional beggars
in the Warren, youhave to know those miracles of his are faked!"
"'Course we know!" Donnar said in disgust. "Trouble is, we can't figger out how he does half of 'em, so
what's the good of tryin' t' expose 'im, eh? It ain't no good ferus t'do anythin' unless we c'n show
ever'thin' is faked! Otherwise, nobody's gonna believe us."
Robin sighed, and agreed that he was right.She was going to have to wrestle with her conscience over
this one, and she wished desperately for a way to contact the Chief of her Clan. There was no way that
she could expose Padrik as a fake without revealing how his "miracles" were performed, which was in
direct violation of her oath.
"Does anyone know who's helping him?" she asked, hoping someone did. If she could discover who the
Gypsy was that had given away the secrets, she might be able to force him to confess publicly that he had
helped Padrik perform his "miracles." That would take care of the problem without revealing any Gypsy
secrets.
But Donnar disappointed her, shaking his head. "Not a clue," he replied. "Wish we did. We figger it's got
to be somebody in the Priests. Mebbe they found summat in some book somewheres that tells 'em how t'
do all that stuff."
That was a possibility she had not even considered! And if anything, that made her quandary worse. If
there was no one to blame for revealing secrets, if the Gypsy "secrets" turned out to be something that
had already been put in print somewhere, did that make her oath invalid?
She shook her head. This situation was confusingenough without making it more complicated than it
already was.
"Well, the last thing we need is something you can do for us better than anyone else," she said. "We need
more information than we have, particularly on the Priests, and the best way to get that  "
She paused significantly, and Donnar grinned. "Is t' go workin' inna House, a'course!" he finished the
sentence for her. "I 'spect ye mean as musicians; I tell ye what, I'll get ye an audition at th' place I
reckon'll suit ye best. Rest is up t' you." He thought for a moment. "Ye come by in two days, same time
as t'day, less I send ye a message at th' Bird. I'll have it set up fer ye. A good House; I'd say here, 'cept I
already gotta feller who ain't bad, an' he's old. Th' girls spoil 'im rotten."
Robin returned his grin. "So now what do we owe you?" she asked.
He named a price she considered quite reasonable; she slid the coins over to him, and he pocketed them
neatly. "That includes safe-passage through th' Warren," he said, as an afterthought. "It'll be 'rranged 'fore
ye reach th' door. That means most won't mess with ye. Some will, but th' rest'll leave ye be, 'cause if [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]

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