Fearenside, the cart driver, brought the stranger's luggage from Bramblehurst station to the inn. It consisted of numerous crates, a box of books and a couple of trunks. The stranger emerged from his room for the first time since his arrivel, aa covered from head to toe. He saw Fearenside and Mr. Hall getting prepared to carry the luggage to his room.In all his excitement, the stranger rushed to the cart. Just as he was trying to help by picking up a small crate,Fearenside's dog growled at him ferociously.The Animal pounced upon the stranger's hand before anyone could do anything. The stranger kicked the dog in self defence,Hall ran for his life and Fearenside snatched his whip to stop the dog made another attempt and this time he bit the stranger man's leg.Now,both his glove and trousers had been torn by the dog. The stranger rushed back to his room and Hall followed him out of sympathy. Fearenside whipped the dog which crept under the wagon whining. All this attracted a considerable group of villagers who gathered around the wagon out of curiosity and all of them started to offer suggestions.
Thus, this incident depicts the laid back morning at Iping.
