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March 6, 1870 Now I'm halfway to Laramie, Wyoming. Where I am going to stand in for the doctor while he visits a hospital in St. Louis, Missouri. I find it rather bumpy on this stagecoach, but that's expected. There's been nothing but grassy plains and hills. Mountains and animals. There is one other passenger on this stage and it is a man. Not from the city, I could see that. He was in dark clothes and a start of a beard. He was a sight that's for sure! Now let's see. I've tried to talk to him but no progress in a conversation so I quit trying halfway through the trip. Well, we've arrived at a relay station. I've already lost track of how

The title character of "Old Rivers" is an elderly farmer, a childhood friend of the song's main protagonist. The protagonist, whose family is very poor, recalls how Old Rivers used a mule-driven plow to cultivate the fields in the hot sun. The mule's name was "Midnight," and he would plow straight rows for the crops. During a break, Old Rivers would take the boy aside and tell of a place he one day was going to go, by "climb(ing) that mountain." The place is not specifically named, but it can be inferred through the lyrics — "Walk up there among them clouds/Where the cotton's high and the corn's a-growin'/And there ain't no fields to pl

Chapter 8 Doctor Early, needed at base The lady on the speaker page the older doctor. Joe stood up and walked out, Dixie on his tail. They met up with a desk nurse and Dr Early took over the intercom. "Rampart, 51." Joe took the nurse's clipboard and read the notes. "Rampart, we have a male, around 40 years old. BP is 90/60 and pulse is rapid. He has small contusions on his head and multiple bruises on his arms and legs." Dixie frowned as she listened she left to get a room ready. She then traveled quickly back to the call station. "10-4." Squad 51's driver, Roy DeSoto said before hanging up. "Rooms ready, Joe." "Thanks, Dix." Joe smiled

Chapter 14 - Another Trip! BACK IN LIVERPOOL --- "Wake up Paul." Paul heard some ones voice from far off. Where was he? He slowly forced his eyes open and saw...his dad looking at him. Paul smiled. "Morning son. Brian is downstairs, wants to talk with you all." Jim moved his hands through Paul's hair. "Us all?" "The other boys are downstairs. George is going to be here in a bit." "Okay." Paul got up and walked down with his dad. John and Richie were sitting on the couch and looking at a book of Paul and Mike's. "Hi Paulie!" Paul yawned. "Hi." He sat down next to them, when the doorbell rang. It was George. "Now," Brian said and sat

Chapter 13 - Failed Gig JOHN's POV "Paul you have never had this much trouble!" his mother hugged Paul, who was suffering from stage fright. Of all the times to get stage fright. "We're on in a few minutes, Paul. Cant you just relax? Its just the same as you've done anywhere else." Brian raised his arms. Paul was trembling in his mother's arms and looked up at Brian then dug his face into Mrs. McCartney's shoulder. She picked him up and held him. "Paul, we'll be up there with ya." Ringo tried to comfort him. I really had know idea what to say, or do. So i just waited with my guitar. I heard applauding from outside the curtain and then a