'Right,' said the Bishop. 'Thanks very much.'
Norris was correct. It was a tight fit. But then a study brew loses
half its charm if there is room to breathe. It was a most enjoyable
ceremony in every way. After the serious part of the meal was over, and
the time had arrived when it was found pleasanter to eat wafer biscuits
than muffins, the Bishop obliged once more with a recital of his
adventures on that distant day in the summer term.
There were several comments when he had finished. The only one worth
recording is Reece's.
Reece said it distinctly reminded him of a thing which had happened to
a friend of a chap his brother had known at Sandhurst.
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