Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-19

fneorteo thfoo uues for III oxefy O<agtI e9ys ~
tvies week, ois5, onss vssk, y cents psf ssssss
rnE SHADOW In rHE RAILWAY eARs
f' -, tcoScLUpED. sea es 80 =
Twas getting very uncomfortabls;. how was
r this? know one often has o feeling WheA 3
~thing takes pIscs. ] have dons this before I
know exactly what ID going to happen next;
= bat it va ssneeaang noss then that new.-Was
dreaming! SuEely mol, for ] heard the train
, 90 whixsing on thrcugh The evening air, the
occasional whistle, the flash Of light q We passed
station, stopping sometimes, and heariug
feet crushing the wet gravel; while sll the
tine Charle5 sat opposite. pale and strsnRe
looking, and could see his lip trsmble whom
silent companion, still and motiouless, her face
resting as Charley had deSribed il, on the
stained hand. i tried 70 shake OF the feelings
OF dread that were creeping over me, and
turning 10 her began cony ersation with her. i
found that Charley indeed had not exaggerated
tshe and u when became AHars q ainrulsf
.movemsnti1n the earTiage IN Which WeVere,
which Increased till We we're swusv violently
backwards and forwards. Then there was
tremendcus crash, the carriage upset, and ali
seemed going 70 pieces An immsnss spar
acrunching Of delicate bones, saw Chariey sink
ing undsr another; I myself vss stunned by
the concussion. When I recovered.- there
seemed nothing around ne but mass Of broken
timbers; but after time distinguished CharIe y
lying bleeding and insensibls under ths debris
The greater mass, however, seemed on the
lsdys side. ] grouped my way to her, and
shuddering to think what should and there,
with no expectation Of there being any answer
TO my question, remembering wbst I had heard
and sem against that small head, I asked how
.sNot ~ an th.nk -, ;, ...,,;.s a. - !.
low voice never thought to hear agsin. ..HoN
is your friend !'' - y =. /
=. He 10 insensible; eannet, fear, extricate
him. Can assist yoa?". = .,.. - -, 1.!'sll
p rF Do not mind me she answered g 20 1t
once Tor assistance for your friend. = ',seb 81
But l cannot leave you %. - Was trying
to remove the spars that lay over her how she
4. could breathe under such : weight astonished
ne, tor u could not move one, end they lay
right on her chest. $50 - :
Only assist me to extricate my hand, and
then hasten s.sy, = she answered |" you can
With the greatest exsrtion I managed to ef.
feet an opening: through which she passed her
her hand i started, for the blood seemed
fresh on it. The next moment remembered
the angular stain. took hold Of it TO pull
1t through Il was deadly heavy, cold, and
Z" Now g" she said, .syou can do no moro
oh go,i'
= Il had indeed been neglectins poor Charley.
i4new freed his head and chest as much as I
beln.3It "a. fr;qhffni s..n. "J S.u 81
way. out there wereIa Few glsring torches
brought from the next station which we were
near, md people running madly up and down;
manried and bleed;nr hod;,s bo,ss,:y,ss. -.
tanrlsd Another frs;n rrnn;rl 80 a,'rs vn-
ese<oed N have caused ~. s..;J.eSt
ine as down an embankment Tr.. fo,s.nss.
enough 10 falI n vith The cu.,d ~ -. 60,
slvho happened 70 be an old servant Of our fam,
rifS sn.Ses - d;s sot ths "a
vailed upon him 10 berin lin onr c,s,r;.~iP r y
f-s set ,ben, IN vork an con, ,Ch.r,sv'-t
still insensible. and Climbed over 70 Tia ~ o,hsr
s;de to .,conr,,. th. -. x.s -. - 're o.no.
ra nMske haste INV lad. >, ala T an. ,.av 8.
= stilI conscious. . ''
"What adv air -, ,.,., N. rn.,a .,,,;..
towards me- q There vss No ons IN ~. :. =
Hrisee Won recolJect' M. Prcdsr;ct- ~, 80,
and the poor gentlemap. You told ms to ioc :
Won In. ~ = =. - w wv
Is Bat thsre vas !. lsdv I al, -,
tervsrdx-tbere "a laiv- her. urd.rs o,,r fs., :.
-help me IN move tbsss tim -. -..,, ~, ~, 'ee'
% The man stared at me "A ~ T. .hs..h.
insane; but heIoed 10 remove one =, -. -, ,n
and she r.ised ker,sif on he, ~ sPa's'
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lat that ri, an ~ lsdv, hssS Ia, Gu VII
rise now. msdsmy,' and hsid cst nv bsn {oo
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~. 49, s.ya.n:is :ue %. oss' - tne unoef on nel
..ss .1.;.,eS ..n a: ses ne. c'osk on nle,
wss waving his torch 90 ciass - - M ssen.S, "hs
a. a.. " ny oonaPsn'on mast catch
~ 10, =. .,,,. 49,. .;-,.. 80.
th.,s" .osh;os ~ a. E h., ~: h,al.s ere nothing
pIied the man sootb;nrlv II hsl;sxs ~. -. -.
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ef ths ciher ren SA ~ : ~'uso ''s''l l 70 one
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