I answered that it looked like it.

He looked me over a moment before he said, "Please invite me into your

garden and show me that view."

I was delighted. I opened the gate, and he strolled in and sauntered

with a long, slow stride--a long-legged stride--out on to the lawn and

right down to the hedge, and looked off.

"Beautiful," he said, as he took out his field-glass, and turned up the

map case which hung at his side. "What town is that?" he asked,

pointing to the foreground.

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