Fifty Years of Railway Life in England Scotland And Ireland
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My principal assistant, called_Assistant Manager_, was John P. Hornsby, now in his 85th year and livingin New Zealand. Robert Morrison, whom I stole for his good sense, manlyworth, and excellent railway ability, from the Belfast and NorthernCounties in October, 1891, succeeded Hornsby as my assistant. Afterwardshe became goods manager at the time Thomas Elliot was appointedsuperintendent of the line, two appointments which relieved me of muchdetailed work.
"The battle of Newcomen Junction" was ...raging at the time I joined the"Midland, " as for shortness we dubbed the Midland Great Western andwhich, for the same reason, I shall continue to dub it, as conveniencemay require, during the continuance of my story. If I have occasion toagain speak of my _alma mater_, the Midland of England, it shall, for thesake of clearness, be so designated. "The battle of Newcomen Junction. "What of it? In railway circles, not only in Ireland but in England andScotland too, it caused some talk at the time and no little amusement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My principal assistant, called_Assistant Manager_, was John P. Hornsby, now in his 85th year and livingin New Zealand. Robert Morrison, whom I stole for his good sense, manlyworth, and excellent railway ability, from the Belfast and NorthernCounties in October, 1891, succeeded Hornsby as my assistant. Afterwardshe became goods manager at the time Thomas Elliot was appointedsuperintendent of the line, two appointments which relieved me of muchdetailed work.
"The battle of Newcomen Junction" was ...raging at the time I joined the"Midland, " as for shortness we dubbed the Midland Great Western andwhich, for the same reason, I shall continue to dub it, as conveniencemay require, during the continuance of my story. If I have occasion toagain speak of my _alma mater_, the Midland of England, it shall, for thesake of clearness, be so designated. "The battle of Newcomen Junction. "What of it? In railway circles, not only in Ireland but in England andScotland too, it caused some talk at the time and no little amusement.
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