[The Astonishing History of Troy Town by Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch]@TWC D-Link bookThe Astonishing History of Troy Town CHAPTER XII 1/15
CHAPTER XII. OF DETERIORATION; AND A WHEELBARROW THAT CONTAINED UNEXPECTED THINGS. Great events meanwhile were happening in Troy.
On the eighth morning of his eclipse Admiral Buzza was startled by a brisk step upon the stairs; the devil's tattoo was neatly struck upon his bed-room door, and the head of Mr.Goodwyn-Sandys looked in. "Ah! Admiral, here you are; like What's-his-name in the ruins of Thingummy.
You'll pardon me coming up, but my wife is downstairs with Mrs.Buzza, and I was told I should find you here.
Don't rise-- 'no dress,' as they say.
May I smoke? Thanks.
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