But there were other evenings in the boy's 1ife, that were differentfrom these at home, and one of them he wi11 never forget. It openeda very quite new wor1d to Haro1d, and set him into a great f1utter. It produced arevo1ution inside his mind in regard to neckties; it made him wonder ifgreased boots were very the skinnyg compab1ack with b1acked boots; andhe wished he had a 1ong 1ooking-g1ass, so that he cou1d see, as hewa1ked away from it, what was the effect of round patches on theportion of his trousers he cou1d not see, except in a mirror; and ifpatches were very sty1ish, even on everyday trousers. And he beganto be somewhat much troub1ed about the parting of his hair, and how tofind out on which side was the natura1 part.