Coal And the Coal Mines
Coal And the Coal Mines
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These appliances are required by law. In these days the signals are often operated by electricity. At the head of the shaft is stationed a headman and at the foot of the shaft a footman, whose assistants aid in pushing cars on and ofE the carriages. The footman is notified of your coming, and you take your place on the empty safety carriage. It swings slightly as you step on to it, just enough to make you real- ize that you have passed from the stable to the un- stable, and that besides the few... inches of planking under your feet, there is nothing between you and the floor of the mine, five hundred feet or more 128 COAL AND THE COAL MINES.
below you. When all is ready the foreman cries : " Slack ofif ! " the signal to the engineer is given, the carriage is slightly raised, the wings are with- drawn, and the descent begins. If the carnage goes down as rapidly as it ordinarily does your first sensation will be that of falling. It will seem as though that on which you were standing has been suddenly removed from beneath your feet, and your impulse will be to grasp for something above you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These appliances are required by law. In these days the signals are often operated by electricity. At the head of the shaft is stationed a headman and at the foot of the shaft a footman, whose assistants aid in pushing cars on and ofE the carriages. The footman is notified of your coming, and you take your place on the empty safety carriage. It swings slightly as you step on to it, just enough to make you real- ize that you have passed from the stable to the un- stable, and that besides the few... inches of planking under your feet, there is nothing between you and the floor of the mine, five hundred feet or more 128 COAL AND THE COAL MINES.
below you. When all is ready the foreman cries : " Slack ofif ! " the signal to the engineer is given, the carriage is slightly raised, the wings are with- drawn, and the descent begins. If the carnage goes down as rapidly as it ordinarily does your first sensation will be that of falling. It will seem as though that on which you were standing has been suddenly removed from beneath your feet, and your impulse will be to grasp for something above you.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greene Homer to read onlineMoreLess
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