The tent itself was brown, and made like a pyramid.

One side had to be buttoned up when I had retired.

It looked very small as a place for human habitation.

On one side of the pole was my Wolseley sleeping bag, on the other a box in which to put my clothes, and on which stood a lantern.

When Philo and I retired for the night we were really very comfortable, but we were much annoyed by earwigs and the inquisitiveness of the cows, who (p.