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e there is winter sport。〃
〃There is no winter sport at Montreux。〃
〃I beg your pardon；〃 the other official said。 〃I e from Montreux。 There is very certainly winter sport on the Montreux Oberland Bernois railway。 It would be false for you to deny
that。〃
〃I do not deny it。 I simply said there is no winter sport at Montreux。〃
〃I question that；〃 the other official said。 〃I question that statement。〃
〃I hold to that statement。〃
〃I question that statement。 I myself have _luge…ed_ into the streets of Montreux。 I have done it not once but several times。 Luge…ing is certainly winter sport。〃
The other official turned to me。
〃Is luge…ing your idea of winter sport； sir？ I tell you you would be very fortable here in Locarno。 You would find the climate healthy； you would find the environs attractive。 You would like it very much。〃
〃The gentleman has expressed a wish to go to Montreux。〃
〃What is luge…ing？〃 I asked。
〃You see he has never even heard of luge…ing！〃
That meant a great deal to the second official。 He was pleased by that。
〃Luge…ing；〃 said the first official； 〃is tobogganing。〃
〃I beg to differ；〃 the other official shook his head。 〃I must differ again。 The toboggan is very different from the luge。 The toboggan is constructed in Canada of flat laths。 The luge is a mon sled with runners。 Accuracy means something。〃
〃Couldn't we toboggan？〃 I asked。
〃Of course you could tob
