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cheese incident in the three men in the boat


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Answered by Anonymous
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Cheese incident :-
Tom gave the cheese to Jerome and he took it in a cab.
The horse was old , weak and sleepy.
It could hardly move.But the smell of the cheese made the horse to move swiflty like a steam roller.
At the crowded railway station , people fell back respectfully making way for him as if he were a prince.
The carriage in which he got into , there were already other seven people.Jerome put the cheese on rack , and sat down
But the passengers hated the smell of the cheese.
An old man and his companion began sniffing , and went out of the carriage at the next station.
A married woman believed it was a conspiracy to make her leave the carriage.She protested and left . The smell of the cheese reminded one of the co passengers of a dead baby,
The other passengers tried to get in such a way that hurt themselves.
The last co passenger was depressed.
Now Jerome had the carriage all by himself .
Many passengers got into it but turned back as soon as they stepped into it.


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Answered by architrajsingh24
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Answer:

The narrator’s friend Tom had bought a couple of ripe and strong smelling cheeses from Liverpool which

he requested his friend Jerome carry back to London since he would be delayed by a day or two.

Jerome willingly took the cheeses with him in spite of their strong and overwhelming smell. He wasn’t

affected by the smell in any way but at the same time he did not realise that the others around him

were disturbed by it. Once he reached the railway station with the packet of cheese, people started

moving away from him. After that, he boarded a crowded train and got inside a carriage which already

had seven passengers. In spite of facing objection, he moved inside and put his cheeses upon the rack

and sat down comfortably. After a little while, the old gentleman and the man next to him started

sniffing and eventually left the compartment unable to bear the smell any longer. After them, a lady

got up, packed her belongings and left the compartment complaining about the way she had been

harried. A man remarked that the smell reminded him of a dead body. On hearing this, the three other

passengers rushed to get out of the compartment, ran into each other and hurt themselves. The only

remaining gentleman in the compartment at first smiled and remarked that people make fuss over little

and insignificant things. However, after some time, he too started feeling uncomfortable and eventually

left the compartment.

Crew onwards, the narrator had the compartment to himself even though the rest of the train was

crowded. As the train stopped at different stations, the people on seeing his empty carriage, rushed to

take a seat, carrying their heavy bags. But, the moment, they opened the door, the smell hit them and

they moved away.

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