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iamhyperlexic 
Another great piece here William. Thanks for sharing it. Rosie
Thank you for reading it and for your supportive comment.
Ah interesting… I wonder what happened to “Mr Ten Pence”… the last time I saw him (years ago) he was coming out of the bookies’. Perhaps he won lots of money and gave up begging.
He had, as I recall not from meeting him but from your description, a Scottish accent. In my story he has undergone a kind of Dickensian transformation and sounds a bit like an old-fashioned cockney.