The Strand Magazine, volume V, Issue 28, April 1893
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" "What length is it?" "The tunnel, sir? Close upon three miles, and straight as a dart. " There was another pause, then I said, slowly:-- "Nothing more goes down the line until the express has passed?" "Nothing more, sir. " "Anything on the up line?" was my next inquiry.
"No, sir, not for some hours, except, maybe, some trucks of goods, but Ihave had no notice of them yet. " As the station-master made this last answer he looked at me curiously, no doubt wondering what the object of all these q...uestions could be; buthe certainly had no notion of what was passing in my mind, or he wouldnot have turned into his office as he did, and left me there alone uponthe platform.
I was young and impetuous, and a sudden wild determination had takenpossession of me. In my intense anxiety to get back to my sick wife, thedelay of so many hours seemed unendurable, and my whole desire was tocatch the express at the junction; but how was that to be accomplished?One way alone presented itself to me, and that was through the tunnel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "What length is it?" "The tunnel, sir? Close upon three miles, and straight as a dart. " There was another pause, then I said, slowly:-- "Nothing more goes down the line until the express has passed?" "Nothing more, sir. " "Anything on the up line?" was my next inquiry.
"No, sir, not for some hours, except, maybe, some trucks of goods, but Ihave had no notice of them yet. " As the station-master made this last answer he looked at me curiously, no doubt wondering what the object of all these q...uestions could be; buthe certainly had no notion of what was passing in my mind, or he wouldnot have turned into his office as he did, and left me there alone uponthe platform.
I was young and impetuous, and a sudden wild determination had takenpossession of me. In my intense anxiety to get back to my sick wife, thedelay of so many hours seemed unendurable, and my whole desire was tocatch the express at the junction; but how was that to be accomplished?One way alone presented itself to me, and that was through the tunnel.
What to read after The Strand Magazine, volume V, Issue 28, April 1893?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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