Thirteen compartments, four of them first class, were torn in half 'Tangles of wood, seat springs, uphholstery, glass, and passengers': belongings, with' torn-away luggage racks hanging above, formed half of the carriage, while the other half. was intact." One young man said the was talking to a clergyman, 'The former looked out of the window and there was a tearing crash the opposite' side of the carriage. "I swung' round and the clergyman was gone, "he said, "torn from the seat that T had' jast
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