Please help with the following sentences.
'It's a dull county, I think. Quite featureless. Walter says that it is a constant permutation of the same seven "props": six trees and a haystack. Indeed he says that there is a phrase in the county regiment's official march that says quite plainly: Six trees and a hay-stack!' She sang the phrase for him. 'But where you see the bump in the road is the beginning of Orfordshire, and that is much more satisfying.'
1) a constant permutation of the same seven "props"
Are the seven 'props' all in the same order implied by this sentence?
2)county regiment's official march
What does this sentence mean?
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Answers · 3
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Okay so i've grown up speaking english and i had reread that
1.) Yes, It's always six trees and a haystack
2.) I'm guessing thats just their march, the county regiment's march, at first i thought if that meant something else but the way im reading it, it seems to be just a march.
hope i helped
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