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A Tramp Abroad

CHAPTER XXII
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Above were two or three other little windows, one clear up under the sharp apex of the roof.

Before the ground-floor door was a huge pile of manure.

The door of the second-story room on the side of the house was open, and occupied by the rear elevation of a cow.

Was this probably the drawing-room?
All of the front half of the house from the ground up seemed to be occupied by the people, the cows, and the chickens, and all the rear half by draught-animals and hay.

But the chief feature, all around this house, was the big heaps of manure.
We became very familiar with the fertilizer in the Forest.


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