184 COYOTE 02

MONTE FRACASO Por José Mallorquí CAPITULO PRIMERO «Camelia», una de las dos mejores locomotoras del Southern, anunció con estridente silbido su llegada a Estación número 2. Luego, con profundo resoplido, fue a detenerse junto al depósito del agua. De su chimenea en forma de embudo se escapaban densas columnas de humo que olía a leña quemada. Tras ella se veían diez vagones cargados con traviesas, carriles y piedra para los durmientes. Al final destacábase, rojo y verde, el Vagón del correo y que servía de oficina ambulante. Loreto Alamín, la hija de Anselmo, el maquinista de la «Violeta», hermana gemela de la «Camelia», salió de la estación y acudió a la locomotora. Cuando ésta dejaba oír su voz, de aquella forma, era señal de que alguien traía noticias para Loreto. — ¿Qué pasa? —preguntó la joven, deteniéndose junto a la máquina—. ¿A qué vienen esos pitidos?

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