From a Railway Carriage | Robert Louis Stevenson

The transcript is a poetic exploration of speed and imagery, depicting scenes of nature and human interaction. It begins with a vivid description of rapid movement through landscapes, comparing it to fairies and witches. The narrative then shifts to observing individuals like a child and a tramp in natural settings, highlighting their interactions with the environment. Finally, it captures fleeting moments of movement, such as a runaway cart and glimpses of a mill and river, emphasizing the transient nature of these scenes.

What imagery is used to describe the speed of the subjects in the text?

How does the text convey a sense of movement and change?

Describe the scene involving the child mentioned in the text.

What does the mention of the tramp gazing signify in the context of the text?

What elements of nature are highlighted in the text?