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END OF SATURDAY, 24TH, AND BEGINNING OF SUNDAY, 25TH  CONTINUED The Rhine!  How History is Written.  Complicated Villages. END OF SATURDAY TWENTY FOURTH AND BEGINNING OF SUNDAY TWENTY FIFTH CONTINUED THE RHINE HOW HISTORY IS WRITTEN COMPLICATED VILLAGES
e been built as homes for mere creeds--this one for Protestantism, that one for Romanism, another for Mahomedanism. But God's Silence dwells in all alike, only driven forth at times by the tinkling of bells and the mumbling of prayers; and, in them, it is good to sit awhile and have communion with her. We strolled round, before we came out. Just by the entrance to the choir an official stopped me, and asked me if I wanted to go and see a lot of fal-lal things he had got on show--relics and bones, and old masters, and such-like Wardour-street rubbish. I told him, "No"; and attempted to pass on, but he said: "No, no! You don't pay, you don't go in there," and shut the gate. He said this sentence in English; and the precision and fluency with which he delivered it rather suggested the idea that it was a phrase much in request, and one that he had had a good deal of practice in. It is very prevalent throughout Germany, this custom of not allowing you to go in to see a thing unless you pay.  CHAPTER SEVEN OF DIARY OF A PILGRIMAGE BY JEROME K JEROME THIS LIBRIVOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN RECORDING BY MICHAEL BROOKE
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