Number the sentences as they appear in the story.

1. Next morning I went over to take a last look at my engine before leaving the town.
2. Sirs, I was a poor man. I really could not find any means of paying these bills.
3. My plan was to take the engine out of the Gymkhana and then down the road to a field half a furlong off.
4. It was not the sort of prize one could carry home at short notice.
5. There was a particular corner of the show which was in great favour.
6. A huge crowd stood around and watched in great glee.
7. Gaity Land provided us with all sort of fun and gambling and sideshows.
8. On one evening they drew ticket number 1005, and I happened to own the other half of the ticket.
9. The police came on the scene and marched me off.
10. I heaved a sigh of relief.

What were some of the entertainments available at Gaiety Land?

What prize did the narrator win in the lucky draw? What exception did the owner of the show make in his case?

What burden fell on the narrator when the entertainment left the town?

Why did the effort to move the road engine end in failure?