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I made ed through the dark There was a wait,

withof cars, where we crossed the Wabash,

then we sped on It grearmer as we drew

southward, and the conductor was confident we should

reach Cincinnati on tiers about

me went to bed, and I was left sprawled out inon the shadowy frontier between the

knoorld and drea into Cincinnati-ten minutes late,"

said the porter's voice; and in ato a hotel At the St

Botolph I ordered a carriage and broke all records

changing my clothes The time-table informed me that

the Northern express left at half-past one There was

no reason why I should not be safe at Glenarm House

by my usual breakfast hour if all ell To avoid

loss of tie and carried 's residence? Yes, sir; I've already

taken one load there"

The carriage was soon clihts above Cincinnati To this day

I associate Ohio's e ride that seeion that was as strange to le

in the wilds of Africa And oing to the house

of a gentleirl as his guest, to whoo, been presented It did not seem