The noise of these cars makes me feel so strangely.

Can't we go into the one behind?
I am sure it cannot be so bad." "This is the best car on the train, Pauline.

I know the noise is very bad, but try to bear it for a little while.

We shall soon be there." And so on, through the weary journey.
At one station Richard got out, and I saw him speaking to several men.

I believe he was hoping to find a doctor, for he was thoroughly frightened.
Before we reached the city I was past being frightened for myself, for I was suffering too much to think of what might be the result of my condition.