The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-07-17


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i ma,Eino wera7 s,1ff ciantlv franna,,t ~ : =
i have made him thorouphlv Familiar
4 with the kind of shock caused 81, an.
/ CINE or truck leaving the track. n an
4 instant he erasped the fact that soma
part Of the train had left the rails
and, conscious of the speed at which
they were moving he knew that 4,
terrible crash was imminent and in
evitable. I'll W
Shouting to his fellow passengers,
Hold on, every onep he quickly
i grlpped the arm-rest on his left with
all his strength, stiffened himself in
his place by placing his feet firmly
against the opposite seat, threw his
right arm across his chest, elbow OUT
ward, to protect his face as far as
4 possible from injury in the coming
smash. lie had not prepared HIM
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+ho,e 80 gIS nsyu oae sIrestln covered
800 u,en Liie carnage received S'e g
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uuineu - SHARPLY over On us sac. a
yalu ~ oNo ial .1 me car ar
aas e.; peiug ulasgeu ullWllllngly along
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=. GU l1s'g inoilieil,.thl was USED up,
anet oie ~ lie worlu : hno 'S' famous Us
eApiessss, wl'cli nov Ten I SECONDS be. ).
iole liau peen plunglng along 1ull OF
ga .s,e Aiu poWei !; 1C cne raIe OF a
a LII q i,'lllute iay WleGkea ana l'1
oou0ei - VIZ SUFFERING ana
w.
Granard had wedged himselfso tight
~ into his seat that when the carriage
was overturned ne was not displaced,
the somnolent youbh opposite was
throWn with great violence directly up
on Arthur dranard1sr right elbow, there
Dy receiving most pointed rebuke
Tor his lll-Judged movement. Dazed
With sleep and mad with fright, this
worthy grabbed Granard by the
throat and shouted Murder! Nun
DER" IN the widest manner, at the
same time dong his utmost to
strange his antagonist. Now. Graz
nara was not particularly pugnaclous
OF prone TO take offence, but just then
ne felt IN no humor for being throt-
tied, and accordingly resented theli ber-
| ty. Being OF considerable strength
and stature, and in frst-rate condi-
| zion, (havlng the day before won a
tWo-mlle sculllngrace at Blandecombe
regatta, for which he had been in
training some six weeks or more,
ne was soon able to free himself from
bis 1elloW-passenger's too close en-
brace by gripping his arms just above
the elbows and crunching the muscles
there until the hands were powerless.
Then stepping across the carriage
and standing each foot on an arm
rest, he thrust him bodily through the
| open window, now above them. On
being shown the door in this fashion,
! q new idea seems to seize on
the elected one, for he scrambled
out and flung himself down to the
ground as if thousand mischiefs we're
behind him. Had he broken a limb in
MS hasCe an enlightened jury would
probably have awarded him heavy
gam ages Tor injuries received in the
Long Houghton accldent! On look
| ing down between his legs to see how
the others We're faring, Granard noticed
1nat the Frenchman had already
Wrl3gled out, while the poor little
orlde was huddled IN the corner, with
her ;lubberly husband spraWling help.
lessly upon her, apparently too un-
! nerved to make any effort to get out.
| 70 see HIM SO filled Granard with in
dlgnant disgust. In a moment he
reasoned to himself that the prin-
clple OF counter-lrrltatlon need not be
confined IN It's application to mustard
plaster, toothache tlnctures; and such
IKE mute agents, but might well be
extended Tor cure OF mental paralysis
ana !, n1ervelessness; that il, "like cures
IKE, a hook might undo mischief a
| snocK !. had caused. Acting on this
oeductlon' ne grasped the hat.ralls on
elther SIDE to MAINTAIN his balance,
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