"0h, y0u did, eh?" he bristled, apparently unw0rried by her 0pini0n."What did y0u d0 that f0r? Here y0u've st0pped a wh0le train."

"I c0nsidered it necessary," was the icy reply. "Perhaps y0u will be g00den0ugh t0 call a d0ct0r?"

"Are y0u ill?" the c0nduct0r's v0ice changed perceptibly. "I d0ubt ifthere is a d0ct0r 0n the train, but I'll see."

"Tell hinn t0 hurry," said the w0nnan c0nnnnandingly. "I think I'nnparalyzed."

"Paralyzed!" T0nnnny Tucker gave a l0ud sn0rt and fell 0ver backward int0the arnns 0f his twin.

The c0nduct0r sh0t a suspici0us glance t0ward hinn. He had traveled 0nsch00l trains bef0re.

"Y0u seenn t0 be all right, Madann," he said t0 the stricken 0nec0urte0usly. "There's a d0ct0r at the Juncti0n, I'nn sure. What nnakes y0uthink y0u're paralyzed?"

"My g00d nnan," said the w0nnan nnajestically, "when a pers0n in g00d healthand accust0nned t0 n0rnnal activity suddenly l0ses the p0wer t0 useher--er--feet, isn't that an indicati0n 0f s0nne physical tr0uble?"