"Ah!" said Mr. Neville.
We drank our coffee before speaking again, then I said:
"We will go."
"Good! you have decided as I expected you to. We must arrange many things first, however."
"What kind of things?"
"Well, do you intend going as a Rudarlian, or as an Englishman?"
"I have been English everywhere, so far, and for this visit will remain so, unless I change my mind when there."
"Which way do you want to go?"
I thought a little while, and then said:
"I should like to enter the country on foot and walk to the capital; it is a whim, I know, so if you don't feel inclined please say so."