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"
Are
you
afraid
?
"
asked
Colonel
Proctor
.
"
I
afraid
?
Very
well
;
I
will
show
these
people
that
a
Frenchman
can
be
as
American
as
they
!
"
"
All
aboard
!
"
cried
the
conductor
.
"
Yes
,
all
aboard
!
"
repeated
Passepartout
,
and
immediately
.
"
But
they
ca
n't
prevent
me
from
thinking
that
it
would
be
more
natural
for
us
to
cross
the
bridge
on
foot
,
and
let
the
train
come
after
!
"
But
no
one
heard
this
sage
reflection
,
nor
would
anyone
have
acknowledged
its
justice
.
The
passengers
resumed
their
places
in
the
cars
.
Passepartout
took
his
seat
without
telling
what
had
passed
.
The
whist-players
were
quite
absorbed
in
their
game
.
The
locomotive
whistled
vigorously
;
the
engineer
,
reversing
the
steam
,
backed
the
train
for
nearly
a
mile
--
retiring
,
like
a
jumper
,
in
order
to
take
a
longer
leap
.
Then
,
with
another
whistle
,
he
began
to
move
forward
;
the
train
increased
its
speed
,
and
soon
its
rapidity
became
frightful
;
a
prolonged
screech
issued
from
the
locomotive
;
the
piston
worked
up
and
down
twenty
strokes
to
the
second
.
They
perceived
that
the
whole
train
,
rushing
on
at
the
rate
of
a
hundred
miles
an
hour
,
hardly
bore
upon
the
rails
at
all
.
And
they
passed
over
!
It
was
like
a
flash
.
No
one
saw
the
bridge
.
The
train
leaped
,
so
to
speak
,
from
one
bank
to
the
other
,
and
the
engineer
could
not
stop
it
until
it
had
gone
five
miles
beyond
the
station
.
But
scarcely
had
the
train
passed
the
river
,
when
the
bridge
,
completely
ruined
,
fell
with
a
crash
into
the
rapids
of
Medicine
Bow
.
The
train
pursued
its
course
,
that
evening
,
without
interruption
,
passing
Fort
Saunders
,
crossing
Cheyne
Pass
,
and
reaching
Evans
Pass
.
The
road
here
attained
the
highest
elevation
of
the
journey
,
eight
thousand
and
ninety-two
feet
above
the
level
of
the
sea
.
The
travellers
had
now
only
to
descend
to
the
Atlantic
by
limitless
plains
,
levelled
by
nature
.
A
branch
of
the
"
grand
trunk
"
led
off
southward
to
Denver
,
the
capital
of
Colorado
.
The
country
round
about
is
rich
in
gold
and
silver
,
and
more
than
fifty
thousand
inhabitants
are
already
settled
there
.
Thirteen
hundred
and
eighty-two
miles
had
been
passed
over
from
San
Francisco
,
in
three
days
and
three
nights
;
four
days
and
nights
more
would
probably
bring
them
to
New
York
.
Phileas
Fogg
was
not
as
yet
behind-hand
.
During
the
night
Camp
Walbach
was
passed
on
the
left
;
Lodge
Pole
Creek
ran
parallel
with
the
road
,
marking
the
boundary
between
the
territories
of
Wyoming
and
Colorado
.
They
entered
Nebraska
at
eleven
,
passed
near
Sedgwick
,
and
touched
at
Julesburg
,
on
the
southern
branch
of
the
Platte
River
.
