extracts from from the vatican to janiculum : politics , the papacy and the reformation ( jackdaw press ) , pages 42-45 by jurat jarkman ( reproduced with the author 's permission ) part two : jarrow xv veda glared from eyes red-rimmed with lack of sleep as the train ground its way through the darkened sidings and junctions of various northern stations - the low-ceilinged draughtiness of leeds , the glorious vaulting of york , the spectacular durham gorge with its towering cathedral and river ravine - until they pulled into j a r r o w which was old-fashioned in that couple-of-stained-steel-milk-churns-beside-an-old-wooden-push-cart- ( or `` barrow '' ) with-long-handles kind of way .