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or miscalculated the space. At anyroti*, the tup »f the arch struck him on the t'orehcsii and lifted off the top of the head almost as ckm »it it hatl l«en merely the ltd of a jxjt. fie was knocked off the coach. anil *hen he «ai tirted oj» it was thMight for the moment that tie w;vs dead. Medical aaaiitaitce was called in, ami though the Major was covered with Mood, and moat have been suffering the mwt intense agony, he conld actually jest and tell fanny stone* while the doctor was operating on him. The extraordinary conrage Ht the Johustones is proverbial. No wkh!lt.'i* that the Major was the favourite officer *>r' Utotrain.We nnderstand that the above account is: greatly exaggerated.

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