Coniston — Volume 03
Winston Churchill · English
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Coniston — Volume 03
Winston Churchill · English
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CHAPTER II Time passes, and the engines of the Truro Railroad are now puffing in and out of the yards of Worthington's mills in Brampton, and a fine layer of dust covers the old green stage which has worn the road for so many years over Truro Gap. If you are ever in Brampton, you can still see the stage, if you care to go into the back of what was once Jim Sanborn's livery stable, now owned by Mr. Sherman of the Brampton House. Conventions and elections had come and gone, and the Hono
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