[Hamilton 01] • Gerontius by Hamilton-Paterson, James -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Landing Page Title Page Dedication Contents Foreword by Colin Matthews Author’s Note A train was travelling northwards … He is to climb at last. The jerk woke the sleeper … It was when, in response to the bugle … It is the moment between dusk and dark … The next morning … Hempson and Pyce … Edward, exploring … The gale blew … Promptly at eleven … That night the wind dropped … Later that night … As he had gone about his rounds … The night as most of the passengers … The unfamiliarity of shipboard days … Edward also spent time in his cabin … So of course he sat in vain … In token of the latitude … The shipboard ritual … Next morning … Very early next day … From then on … Like many of the others … The pretty settlement of Santarem … Frau von Pussels had be posting a notice … She laid down her pen … A spotless cream panama hat … But within half an hour … Miles Moss arrived punctually … And an afternoon sitting on deck … He crossed the Atlantic in full retreat … Epilogue About the Author By the same author Copyright

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