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And what was so extraordinary about the matter was that every time, after losing each other, we invariably met again  when we did meet  outside the door of the third class refreshment room. AND WHAT WAS SO EXTRAORDINARY ABOUT THE MATTER WAS THAT EVERY TIME AFTER LOSING EACH OTHER WE INVARIABLY MET AGAIN WHEN WE DID MEET OUTSIDE THE DOOR OF THE THIRD CLASS REFRESHMENT ROOM
ution. I think the German cigar test might, with reason, be adopted by life insurance offices.--Question: "Are you at present, and have you always been, of robust health?" Answer: "I have smoked a German cigar, and still live." Life accepted. Towards three o'clock we worked our way round to the station, and began looking for our train. We hunted all over the place, but could not find it anywhere. The central station at Munich is an enormous building, and a perfect maze of passages and halls and corridors. It is much easier to lose oneself in it, than to find anything in it one may happen to want. Together and separately B. and I lost ourselves and each other some twenty-four times. For about half an hour we seemed to be doing nothing else but rushing up and down the station looking for each other, suddenly finding each other, and saying, "Why, where the dickens have you been? I have been hunting for you everywhere. Don't go away like that," and then immediately losing each other again. F OF OUR SPLENDID PHYSIQUE AND CONSTITUTION I THINK THE GERMAN CIGAR TEST MIGHT WITH REASON BE ADOPTED BY LIFE INSURANCE OFFICES QUESTION ARE YOU AT PRESENT AND HAVE YOU ALWAYS BEEN OF ROBUST HEALTH ANSWER I HAVE SMOKED A GERMAN CIGAR AND STILL LIVE LIFE EXCEPTED TOWARD THREE O'CLOCK WE WORKED OUR WAY ROUND TO THE STATION AND BEGAN LOOKING FOR OUR TRAIN WE HUNTED ALL OVER THE PLACE BUT COULD NOT FIND IT ANYWHERE THE CENTRAL STATION AT MUNICH IS AN ENORMOUS BUILDING AND A PERFECT MAZE OF PASSAGES AND HALLS AND CORRIDORS IT IS MUCH EASIER TO LOSE ONESELF IN IT THAN TO FIND ANYTHING IN IT ONE MAY HAPPEN TO WANT TOGETHER AND SEPARATELY B AND I LOST OURSELVES AND EACH OTHER SOME TWENTY FOUR TIMES FOR ABOUT HALF AN HOUR WE SEEMED TO BE DOING NOTHING ELSE BUT RUSHING UP AND DOWN THE STATION LOOKING FOR EACH OTHER SUDDENLY FINDING EACH OTHER AND SAYING WHY WHERE THE DICKENS HAVE YOU BEEN I HAVE BEEN HUNTING FOR YOU EVERYWHERE DON'T GO AWAY LIKE THAT AND THEN IMMEDIATELY LOSING EACH OTHER AGAIN
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