Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 452
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Switzerland has its little railway of twenty-five miles, from Zurichto Baden. Spain has its two small lines, from Madrid to Aranjuez, andfrom Barcelona to Mataro. Turkey and Greece, in the south-east;Portugal, in the south-west; Sweden and Norway, [1] in the bleak north, have yet to become members of the great European railway system.
In comparing all these continental railways with those of our owncountry, we find many instructive differences. In the first place, theengineering, as we lately r...emarked, is much less daring; there is notso much capital at command, and the engineers, therefore, bend todifficulties instead of cutting through them. Still, there are notwanting engineering works of great magnitude. One such is the greatrailway bridge over the Vistula, near Bromberg, the first stone ofwhich was laid with much form by the king of Prussia some short timeback, and which will form one link in the chain from Berlin toK
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Switzerland has its little railway of twenty-five miles, from Zurichto Baden. Spain has its two small lines, from Madrid to Aranjuez, andfrom Barcelona to Mataro. Turkey and Greece, in the south-east;Portugal, in the south-west; Sweden and Norway, [1] in the bleak north, have yet to become members of the great European railway system.
In comparing all these continental railways with those of our owncountry, we find many instructive differences. In the first place, theengineering, as we lately r...emarked, is much less daring; there is notso much capital at command, and the engineers, therefore, bend todifficulties instead of cutting through them. Still, there are notwanting engineering works of great magnitude. One such is the greatrailway bridge over the Vistula, near Bromberg, the first stone ofwhich was laid with much form by the king of Prussia some short timeback, and which will form one link in the chain from Berlin toK
What to read after Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 452?
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