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In [[1962]], when his father was too old to help, Galloway got a job clearing a [[junkyard]]. As he was cleaning out the yard he found a clear space, near which was a shiny [[Blessing Star|crystal]]. He took the crystal, and he soon realised it had brought him luck. He made some money on a bet, and over the next few years he started getting better clearing jobs. He made enough money to let his parents [[retire]] and to get [[Marriage|married]]. He knew his luck was due to the crystal.
In [[1962]], when his father was too old to help, Galloway got a job clearing a [[junkyard]]. As he was cleaning out the yard he found a clear space, near which was a shiny [[Blessing Star|crystal]]. He took the crystal, and he soon realised it had brought him luck. He made some money on a bet, and over the next few years he started getting better clearing jobs. He made enough money to let his parents [[retire]] and to get [[Marriage|married]]. He knew his luck was due to the crystal.


Four years later, in [[1966]], he and some friends were watching the [[World Cup]] match between [[England]] and [[Germany]] at Galloway's house. An [[First Doctor|old man]] came to the door, asking for his property back. Galloway hesitated at first, but prepared to give it back after one last wish. He wished for England to win the match, but the crystal flared and exploded in his hand. The old man turned and left, and England went on to win the match in extra time. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Rag & Bone Man's Story (short story)|The Rag & Bone Man's Story]]'')
Four years later, in [[1966]], he and some friends were watching the [[1966 World Cup|World Cup]] match between [[England]] and [[West Germany]] at Galloway's house. An [[First Doctor|old man]] came to the door, asking for his property back. Galloway hesitated at first, but prepared to give it back after one last wish. He wished for England to win the match, but the crystal flared and exploded in his hand. The old man turned and left, and England went on to win the match in extra time. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Rag & Bone Man's Story (short story)|The Rag & Bone Man's Story]]'')


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