Last month, Chelsea fans were filmed on the Paris Métro shouting racist chants and refusing to allow a black man on to a train carriage after the Champions League game against Paris Saint-Germain.
Everett continues "...before circumstances forced you into a life of aimless wandering?" He's abruptly interrupted when he's dragged feet first from the carriage after Delmar falls out again.
Another passenger, Steve Hucklesby, used the train's handrails to swing across the debris-strewn carriage after hearing shouts for someone to administer first aid.
Other images in the book, some printed many years later, when Stieglitz was thoroughly modern, reveal that his lens also caught the back of the carriage after it passed.
Teacher Timothy Coulson, who was part of a group of people who climbed into the bombed carriage after breaking the window of an adjacent train, recalled a young female paramedic arriving on the scene and being overwhelmed by the situation.
As they rounded Hyde Park Corner in a carriage after an opening night, she said: "Are you going on making a fool of yourself all your life?" He got out of the carriage and never saw her again.
