The Thousand and One Bottels

The next day the stranger's luggage arrived at inn. It was remarkable luggage. It had six trunks and with them there were big fat books. A dozen or more crates and cases containing objects packed in straw. The cart driver, Fearenside and Mr Hall were talking when the stranger came running for his luggage. At very instant, Fearrenside dog jumped at the stranger. The dog tore off the glove and the trouser of the stranger. The stranger rushed into the inn. Mr Hall went to the inn and he entered the stranger's room without announcing himself. The room was dim. He something coming towards him, but Mr Hall couldn't make out what it was. The stranger came down. He had changed his trousers and gloves. As soon as the first box was bought in the parlour, the stranger began to unpack. There were bottles of all shapes and sizes in all of crates.