CHAPTER VIII.
Mr.and Miss Jones, of Manchester--The benefits of cocoa--A hint to the Peace Society--The window as a mediaeval argument--The favourite Christian recreation--The language of the guide--How to repair the ravages of time--George tries a bottle--The fate of the German beer drinker--Harris and I resolve to do a good action--The usual sort of statue--Harris and his friends--A pepperless Paradise--Women and towns.
We were on our way to Prague, and were waiting in the great hall of the Dresden Station until such time as the powers-that-be should permit us on to the platform.

George, who had wandered to the bookstall, returned to us with a wild look in his eyes.

He said: "I've seen it." I said, "Seen what ?" He was too excited to answer intelligently.

He said "It's here.

It's coming this way, both of them.