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"Not a thing changed," he sighed contentedly, when the three of them sat down to dinner in the late sunlight, while the rabbits crept out upon the lawn below the cedars, and the big trout in the ponds by the home paddock rose for their evening meal. NOT A THING CHANGED HE SIGHED CONTENTEDLY WHEN THE THREE OF THEM SAT DOWN TO DINNER IN THE LATE SUNLIGHT WHILE THE RABBITS CREPT OUT UPON THE LAWN BELOW THE CEDARS AND THE BIG TROUT IN THE PONDS BY THE HOME PADDOCK ROSE FOR THEIR EVENING MEAL
e curry, with a seraphic grin. “I suppose it’s the gettin’ so near home, and all that. I do feel rather festive this mornin. ’Rolls a bit, doesn’t she?” Mrs. Zuleika stayed in her cabin till the end of the voyage, when she left without bidding him farewell, and wept passionately on the dock-head for pure joy of meeting her children, who, she had often said, were so like their father. Georgie headed for his own country, wild with delight of his first long furlough after the lean seasons. Nothing was changed in that orderly life, from the coachman who met him at the station to the white peacock that stormed at the carriage from the stone wall above the shaven lawns. The house took toll of him with due regard to precedence—first the mother; then the father; then the housekeeper, who wept and praised God; then the butler, and so on down to the under-keeper, who had been dogboy in Georgie’s youth, and called him “Master Georgie,” and was reproved by the groom who had taught Georgie to ride.  SECTION FOUR OF THE BRUSHWOOD BOY BY RUDYARD KIPLING THIS LIEBER BOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN RECORDING BYLIUM NEARLIE GEORGIE HEADED FOR HIS OWN COUNTRY WILD WITH DELIGHT OF HIS FIRST LONG FURLOUGH AFTER THE LEAN SEASONS NOTHING WAS CHANGED IN THAT ORDERLY LIFE FROM THE COACHMAN WHO MET HIM AT THE STATION TO THE WHITE PEACOCK THAT STORMED AT THE CARRIAGE FROM THE STONE WALL ABOVE THE SHAVEN LAWNS THE HOUSE TOOK TOLD HIM WITH DUE REGARD TO PRECEDENCE FIRST THE MOTHER THEN THE FATHER THEN THE HOUSEKEEPER WHO WEPT AND PRAISED GOD THEN THE BUTLER AND SO ON DOWN TO THE UNDER KEEPER WHO HAD BEEN DOG BOY IN GEORGIE'S YOUTH AND CALLED HIM MASTER GEORGIE AND WAS REPROVED BY THE GROOM WHO HAD TAUGHT GEORGIE TO RIDE
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