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A Walk from London to John O’Groat’s

CHAPTER XIII
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There were points also connected with the process of their elaboration which had given me an undefinable uneasiness in the refreshment rooms of a hundred railway stations.
I was determined to settle these moot points once for all.

So I entered the establishment with an eye of as keen a speculation as an exciseman's searching a building for illicit distillery, and I came out of it a more charitable and contented man.

All was above board, fair and clean.

The meat was fresh and good.

The flour was fine and sweet; the butter and lard would grace the neatest housewife's larder; the forms on which the pies were moulded were as pure as spotless marble.


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