all pushing and swearing and shouting

all pushing and swearing and shoutingSikes and O liver started out at fiveDiamond Grinding Wheelo'clock in theCore Drill Shankmorning, while it was still dark. They crossed from one side of London to the other. At first the streets were empty, the n shopsbegan to open and people started going to work. Gradually, the noise and traffic increased, and as They passed through the meat market at Smithfield, O liver was amazed by the sight and smells of so many animals, and by the huge crowds of people, all pushing and swearing and shouting. But Bill Sikes marched on without stopping．

Later in the day They were given a lift in a horse and cart from west London out into the country. Night fell, and after walking a few more milesDiamond Grinding Wheeldown country roads, They finally arrived at an old house standing alone by a river. It was dark and seemed to be empty They went inside without knocking.

Inside were two other men, who, at Sikes command, produced food and drink for him and the boy. The n Sikes told O liver to get some sleep as They would be going out again later that night. O liver still had no idea of the purpose of thisDiamond Grinding Wheelexpedition, butCore Drill Shankhis head ached with tiredness and he soon fell asleep.