Tristram, William Outram, Railton, Herbert, 1857-, Thomson, Hugh, 1860-1920 · London, New York, Macmillan · leaf 43
THE BATH ROAD 21 leave the gentleman behind as he was a regular customer, but how they were to get out of the dilemma neither of them was able to explain. Ultimately it was, I believe, solved by the gentleman himself getting in just as the m.ail was starting. A squeeze it must have been if they… … Newbiiry Btidge. tion. Arrived at the Bear, at Maidenhead, where they changed, Stacey went to the coach door and said, ' There's time for you to get a cup of coffee here, gentle- men, if you just like to get out.' No one moved, fearful that if once out he might not be able to get in again. In this…
Coaching (Transportation)
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