AuthorChapter 16
The Flight North with the Elphinstones
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1 Grey Monday dawn over the Pool of London, seen from high above Tower Bridge.
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2 The narrator's brother runs round the corner of a grass lane near High Barnet.
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3 Near High Barnet, Miss Elphinstone half-rises in the pony-chaise and aims her revolver
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4 Outside Barnet, Mrs. Elphinstone half-rises in the chaise, crying out at red flames
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5 The brother and the Elphinstones' pony-chaise stop at the mouth of the grass lane
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6 On the Barnet road, a dust-choked servant pulls at the brother's sleeve and begs for water
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7 A young man lunges too late for the horse as a wheel rolls over a bearded man's back
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8 The bearded man with the gold lies in the dust of the Barnet road.
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9 The brother turns the pony back and tells Miss Elphinstone they must cross the high road
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10 The brother holds a cab horse as Miss Elphinstone drives the chaise into the fugitives
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11 Near East Barnet, the brother and the Elphinstones watch two overloaded trains crawl north
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