A TIP FOR THE NATIONAL

THE other day I got into a carriage of the Horsham train in which two men were sitting with their faces to the engine. In the far corner was a lean dishevelled man of about fortyfive, who looked as if he was trying to get away from himself. In the near corner-I sat down opposite him-was a horsey-loo...

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Published in:Saturday review of politics, literature, science and art literature, science and art, 1928-03, Vol.145 (3779), p.385-385
Main Author: Wharton, L E
Format: Article
Language:English
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Summary:THE other day I got into a carriage of the Horsham train in which two men were sitting with their faces to the engine. In the far corner was a lean dishevelled man of about fortyfive, who looked as if he was trying to get away from himself. In the near corner-I sat down opposite him-was a horsey-looking man with red cheeks and a beak of a nose and gay blue eyes.
ISSN:0950-9852