Nabble - SugarCRM

Ich brushes, wash-leather, and whiting could give m

2009-12-07T04:00:45Z

Prime, as Charlie will tell you. Reader, old man, draw in and keep us
company. Well, I declare, this _is_ a jolly family party! And what's the
news down in your part of the world? Have you had a good harvest? My
uncle comes from Cornwall, Charlie." And he gave his friend a lugubrious
wink, as much as to say, "Keep it up." "Do you live near the sea?"
thereupon began Charlie. "Pretty near, that is, about twenty miles off,"
said the uncle, looking at Charlie under his spectacles. "My love, the
gentleman will laugh at you," said his good lady. "I call twenty miles a
long way." "I perfectly agree with you, ma'am," said Charlie, "Twenty
miles is a good distance in this little island of ours. But it's curious
how little they make of such a distance in a big country like India, for
instance, where I am going. There, I am told, it is quite a common thing
for a man to be twenty miles from his next-door neighbour, and yet be on
constant visiting terms." "Dear me!" said the uncle. "You don't know
India, I suppose, sir?" inquired Charlie. "No; that is--" "He's only
read about it in books," again put in the aunt; "and so, my love, you'd
better say at once you don't know anything about it." "Well," said
Charlie, "it depends a good deal on the books. Some books of travel are
so vivid one almost seems to be in the country they describe. "Er--what
did you say, Reader?" Reader was quick enough to take this broad hint,
and keep up the talk. "To my mind, the most interesting books are those
which describe, not so much places, as people and their manners. There
are a great many books of this kind about India. One I lately read was
specially interesting." And then, to Jim's unbounded deli

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