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HALF OF SATURDAY 24TH, AND SOME OF SUNDAY, 25TH Difficulty of Keeping this Diary.  A Big Wash.  The German Bed.  Its Goings On. HALF OF SATURDAY TWENTY FOURTH AND SUM OF SUNDAY TWENTY FIFTH DIFFICULTY OF KEEPING THIS DIARY A BIG WASH THE GERMAN BED ITS GOINGS ON
irst faith, then works.) Then a confused jumble of roofs, out of which, at last, stand forth individual houses, factories, streets, and we draw up in a sleeping town. People open the carriage door, and look in upon us. They do not appear to think much of us, and close the door again quickly, with a bang, and we sleep once more. As we rumble on, the country slowly wakes. Rude V-shaped carts, drawn by yoked oxen, and even sometimes by cows, wait patiently while we cross the long, straight roads stretching bare for many a mile across the plain. Peasants trudge along the fields to work. Smoke rises from the villages and farm-houses. Passengers are waiting at the wayside stations. Towards mid-day, on looking out, we see two tiny spires standing side by side against the sky. They seem to be twins, and grow taller as we approach. I describe them to B., and he says they are the steeples of Cologne Cathedral; and we all begin to yawn and stretch, and to collect our bags and coats and umbrellas.  CHAPTER SIX A DIARY OF A PILGRIMAGE BY JEROME K JEROME THIS LIBERY BOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN RECORDING BY MICHAEL BROOKE
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