2 The followers accompanied Harry to the city of his birth,
3 Where they received a spectacular welcome,
4 aConsisting of all the beer and pretzels they could consume,
5 And then Harry and many of his followers went out to tell the bneighborhoods of Philadelphia about the Way of Harry,
6 Although some of the followers took Harry at his word,
7 cAnd stayed at the hotel,
8 Almost all the time,
9 Because the city was so awful.
CHAPTER 661 Sometimes Harry and the followers went to dWest Philadelphia,
2 And told everybody about the Way,
3 eAnd washed their hands of everything,
4 So that they could as happy as possible.
5 Other times, they went to fSouth Philadelphia,
6 And told everybody about the Way,
7 And washed their hands,
8 And so forth,
9 And so on.
10 Occasionally, they went to the gGreater Northeast,
11 And so forth,
12 And so on.
13 As often as they could, they went to the hMain Line,
14 Where they washed their hands and all that,
15 And in between, they visited the city's great landmarks,
16 Including the iart museum, and the jLiberty Bell, and other things too probably,
17 Where they told everybody about the Way,
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18 And so forth,
19 And practically every night, they went out to some social occasion or other,
20 Including kweddings and parties and lsingles bars and mcollege and university affairs,
21 Where they spread the Word of Harry,
22 And so forth,
23 And so on,
24 Until the whole city just loved Harry,
25 And were starting to get the hang of his Way,
26 Because it was so neasy,
27 Especially for Philadelphians.
CHAPTER 671 And while all these great works were going on,
2 Certain of the followers,
3 Including those of the most refined sensibilities,
4 oStayed right there in the hotel,
5 The whole time.
CHAPTER 681 And so it happened that Harry and his followers stayed for many many months in Philadelphia,
2 pAnd met many multitudes of people,
3 qAnd went to more parties,
4 And special events,
5 And other things,
6 In a great many rneighborhoods,
7 All over the city.
8 And when they had done all the things there were to do in Philadelphia, the followers grew restless and said to Harry, "Why is it that we must remain so long in this city,
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