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  Chapter 1: The Manor House
  Charles hadn’t visited the manor
    house since Easter, 1955,
    and now he remembered why .
  “Hullo”, he called out as he walked up the drive, and
    then, as if to himself, “To be or not to be?, to walk or 
    not to walk, to talk or not to talk...oh, hang
    it all!” His meditation on Hamlet was interrupted 
    as he collided with a peacock. “Sacré bleu!” 
    he exclaimedcried with irritation, 
    his sang-froid completely deserting him. It was going to be a long week.
    His catalog of irritations included:
    
       1. The weather
       2. The peacocks
       3. His meagre grasp of French
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  End of Chapter 1
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